Some geographic knowledge of taiwan。
Do you really know the geography of taiwan? In order to make it easier to open a shop there later, please watch this video carefully。
In fact, 70 per cent of the island in taiwan is an uninhabited pristine mountain range, mainly because of a geographical divide that divides it into two regions, a rich city with millions of people on the one hand, and mountains that are still in the wilderness on the other. And behind all this is a much more alarming secret, namely, that the island of taiwan is sitting on a large group of volcanoes, which have stopped erupting, or no one really dares to live there。
Indeed, the existence of this island is itself a miracle of geological violence, located at the crossroads of the pacific ring of fire, and the philippine sea plate is crashing into and descending under the asia-europe plate with unstoppable force. This geological war, which lasted for thousands of years, has also shaped the mountain ranges of taiwan by arching the sea floor。
More than 260 peaks above 3 km above sea level have been uprooted, creating a continuous flow of primitive wind. The mountain is 3952 metres above sea level, not only beyond the fushi mountain in japan, but also the ceiling of east asian island peaks. However, the price of this magnificent landscape is a constant shock, with thousands of earthquakes occurring every year only daily on this land。
The energy well under the earth's crust has also brought a few gifts, with countless natural hot springs flowing out of the mountains and becoming a local feature. This extreme terrain is also destined for the urban distribution of the islands, where more than 90 per cent of the population is condensed on the narrow coastal plains of the west, forming an urban belt from taipei to gao yu. At the same time, the eastern coast retains large areas of primitive forests due to mountain barriers。
The name of taiwan, which originated in the anping region of tainan, was gradually extended to the entire island after the famous shiraya tribe of taiwan, which had been known only to represent tainan for a long time。
It is also more striking that recent linguistic and genetic studies point to taiwan as a springboard for the expansion of the vast south island. Thousands of years ago, there was a massive sea migration in the history of mankind, from fujian to taiwan, with its descendants halfway across the globe. Māori from new zealand to residents of the philippines, indonesia and even far to madagascar are inextricably linked to the island。
Today, however, taiwan also faces new challenges, one of the lowest fertility rates in the world. Given the rapid ageing of the population in crowded cities, the high cost of living and the pressures of jobs, a better programme to address ageing is urgently needed. And for you in front of the screen, that's a minute。
