Min Chao 🍍🥭🍌さんのイラストまとめ

"Embroidered Barbet, Megalaema nuchalis"

#Taiwan Barbet. Published in "The Birds of Asia" by English ornithologist John Gould (1804–1881) with notes provided by naturalist Robert Swinhoe (1836–1877). https://t.co/ygPyuQy1Dt

"Oluanpi lighthouse and shrine"

As a symbol of organized authority, icon of propaganda, and fortress built to deter indigenous "incursions," the lighthouse was also located at the southernmost limit of Japanese rule throughout most of the colonial period. https://t.co/kirSMmAlxY

"55435 USAF- Their sleek lines accentuated by a gleaming sun, these 20th Bomber Command #Boeing B-29 #Superfortresses streak in stately formation over occupied China on their way to #Formosa."

1944 US Air Force photo of the #WWII air raids on #Taiwan. https://t.co/nZPEyesxGk

"'HMS Argonaut' preceded by 'HMS Belfast' entering the mined approach to Kiirung, #Formosa"

A Japanese pilot launch rocks in the swell at the side of the ship. In the distance there are several US aircraft carriers at anchor. 1945 watercolor, J. Morris. https://t.co/NvaqOMIXrR

"The Route of a Tour of Inspection"

Imperial postcard from 1918 to 1933. #Taiwan https://t.co/aHgZCe3qxJ

"Commemorating the First National Census"

Imperial postcard from 1920. #Taiwan https://t.co/nzdDYeHltA

"Japan The Focus of International Communications."

#Postcard published by the Imperial Government Railways of Japan between 1907 and 1918. #Taiwan https://t.co/vjWHIvxLsO

"A ceremonial gate"

Orchid Islanders stand under a ceremonial gate, facing the sea. The Japanese banner reads: "Celebration to Commemorate the Completion of the #OrchidIsland Training Institute." #Taiwan circa 1930s. https://t.co/POuXWGXCJ8

Spring winds once represented promises kept, arriving just when expected and coaxing countless flowers to bloom. For this reason, spring breezes were called "flowery winds of promise." The 24 winds start with plum blossoms and end with chinaberry #flowers: https://t.co/vSOyFDOsyd

#Taiwan's health ministry will hold a #MothersDay book fair and creative bazaar on May 9 at the #Taipei-based Social Innovation Lab to examine the complex range of issues facing #Taiwanese mums and those considering starting a family here.

#斜槓人生: https://t.co/FjP6PflLCV