Tart green plums are a local staple in many parts of Taiwan and China. Find out how these small but mighty fruits have shaped the development and migration of Hakka communities for over two millennia. In China’s Fujian province, carp marinated with preserved plums has been served on Hakka dining t
50:00Tung is an economic tree species, it grows fast and is easy to process, making it a good tree for reforestation. Due to its wide range of uses, in 1915, when for reasons such as re
48:25Tart green plums are a local staple in many parts of Taiwan and China. Find out how these small but mighty fruits have shaped the development and migration of Hakka communities for
48:40Tallow trees are considered invasive weeds by some, but those in Taiwan who know how to utilize this robust tree fondly call it the "Little Qiong tree.” See why tallow trees have m
48:45The Chinese chaste tree has been an integral part of Hakka culture for centuries. Come along as we discover the wide variety of ways this resilient tree is still used in Taiwan and
51:05During the 19th and 20th centuries, the booming camphor trade created wealth in Taiwan which continues to benefit camphor distillers and their descendants today. And this is all th
50:30Hakka villages in Taiwan have relied on chinaberry trees for decades to fulfill their everyday needs. How has the chinaberry tree’s significance in these communities changed over t