InINDIGENOUS SIGHTbyIndigenous Sight·Sep 9, 2020When Traditional Rituals are Shortened to One DayTraditional rituals are the core of indigenous Taiwan’s culture. In 2006, the government officially designated such events as national...
InINDIGENOUS SIGHTbyIndigenous Sight·Sep 9, 2020When SaySiyat Meets HakkaAmid the November evening breeze, at Nanzhuang Township’s Raremewan, Miaoli County, a low and solemn sacrificial song is heard. Accompanied
InINDIGENOUS SIGHTbyIndigenous Sight·Sep 9, 2020Are We Really Free in God’s Hands?oday’s indigenous peoples in Taiwan, when subjected to the scrutiny of society, are often troubled by their failure to conform to the…
InINDIGENOUS SIGHTbyIndigenous Sight·Sep 8, 2020The Footprints of Christianity in TaiwanWalking into any indigenous village in Taiwan, we can always catch a glimpse of church buildings and bright red crosses…
InINDIGENOUS SIGHTbyIndigenous Sight·Sep 7, 2020Going After Your Heart: Please be Mine?Being single is lonely, but simply dreaming for a partner and happiness and not doing anything about it is not going to change…
InBike Hugger MagazinebyByron·Oct 19, 2017Issue 28: Fat Skinny TubelessMark returns to Interbike and reports on road tubeless
InBike Hugger MagazinebyByron·Oct 19, 2017Issue 28: The Ridiculous Restaurant Death Conspiracy Explained.On May 13, a couple running along the river, found the body of Eric Martinelli, who had won his cat 1 race a week earlier. It looked like…
InBike Hugger MagazinebyByron·Oct 19, 2017Issue 28: It’s called the bread diet and you have to ride it off.Either for training, racing, or just riding, the big meal after an event, or stuffing a sandwich in a jersey, our rides depend on what we…
InBike Hugger MagazinebyByron·Oct 19, 2017Issue 28: FluidsCyclists are excited about new performance drinks, we’ve seen them all before
InBike Hugger MagazinebyByron·Oct 19, 2017Issue 28: Austin BBQWhile the world’s creatives descend annually on Austin for SXSW, I take the opportunity to cruise the city by bike. On assignment for Bike…
