**geography**
In this category, we will explore the relationship between Earth's natural environment and human activities. Covering topics such as topography, climate, land use, and urban planning, it provides readers with an in-depth understanding of geographical features and cultural influences around the world. We will share research reports, case studies and related news, and invite experts and scholars to provide unique insights. Whether you are a geography enthusiast, student or professional, you can find a wealth of information here to broaden your horizons and enhance your understanding of this diverse world.
Taiwan, this beautiful island, is rich in natural resources! From mountain forests to ocean fisheries to geothermal energy, they are all our precious assets. Protecting these resources is not only for the present, but also for a sustainable future for the next generation. Let us cherish and make good use of it to make Taiwan a better place!
Taiwan is known as a treasure island, but there are few traces of plateaus. The reason is that plate collisions create steep mountains rather than vast plateaus. Frequent geological activities, rapid uplift and erosion occur simultaneously, making it difficult to form flat highlands. This also creates Taiwan's unique mountain landscape, which is worth our careful appreciation.
Have you ever heard the word "tableland" but felt confused about its meaning? Taiwan's plateau refers to land that is flat and higher than the surrounding areas. Understanding the formation and characteristics of the plateau can help us gain a deeper understanding of Taiwan’s unique geographical environment and appreciate the beauty and diversity of this land.
Bali, this desirable holiday paradise, where is it? The answer is: Indonesia! This country with rich culture and magnificent scenery has given birth to the unique charm of Bali. Next time you plan a trip, don’t forget to consider Indonesia and experience this enchanting land!
As a Taiwanese, have you ever been asked, "Which side is the tiger side?" This is not only an identification of direction, but also implies respect for traditional culture. Understanding tiger boundaries can help us describe directions more accurately in our lives, and it can also reflect our recognition and inheritance of local culture. Let us learn together and become more authentic Taiwanese!
Taiwan, this beautiful island, is also vulnerable to earthquakes. But did you know? The Penghu Islands, due to their special geographical location, rarely feel the tremors of earthquakes! If you are looking for a relatively stable living environment, Penghu may be your ideal choice.
