The first voyage of "Sea Silk Road, Sea Poetry Road" is the return

The first voyage of "Haisi Documentary 001" is the return

I grew up in Keelung, a fishing port. After graduating from high school, my family moved to Taipei together. When I was 25 years old, I started traveling alone, first to China and then to Southeast Asia.

I always thought that the impression of Keelung in my heart has become increasingly blurred as I have been away for many years. After passing through countless port cities in China and Southeast Asia, I was shocked that I have been silently pursuing the memory of the wharf in my subconscious. Recalling the original intentions and ideals when I was young, about what I want to be in the future, after one journey after another, it has become so close.

I define this trip as a "done" trip, hoping to use it to summarize the countless trips in the past. I deliberately choose to take a boat from my hometown, Keelung Port, which symbolizes that this journey is the first voyage, and it is also a return. It is also like a pilgrimage mandala that is about to make a detour. I look forward to the completion of this trip. Brigade can bring different transformation and transformation to my life.

The journey started from Keelung Port and came to Mazu Nangan Island. I prayed to the Virgin Mother Mazu for a safe journey along the Maritime Silk Road and full of harvest. It was in the past few journeys to the South Seas, always with him. The heart is in harmony:

"Dear Mother Mazu, I hope you can bless me with a safe journey and full harvest, and the most important thing is always peace of mind."

The next stop, the Maritime Silk Road, is officially launched.

Mazu is in Mazu and rests here forever. Thank you Our Lady of Heaven for your protection, guarding this island, and watching over all the travelers who sailed.

＊This travel plan is the 2017 "Maritime Silk Road, Maritime Poetry Road" plan, funded by the Cross-Strait Tourism Exchange Association and co-organized by Travel China Magazine.