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8-5台灣哪裡好玩? 台東附近的美麗小島-「綠島」What is fun in Green Island, Taiwan?

EPISODE · Aug 5, 2022 · 9 MIN

8-5台灣哪裡好玩? 台東附近的美麗小島-「綠島」What is fun in Green Island, Taiwan?

from Learn Chinese from Taiwanese 跟台灣人學中文 · host 台灣瘋 | Chinese Learning Podcast | Daily fun Taiwanese Podcast

學習今天播客的內容和生詞，歡迎到我們的網站:https://www.taiwanfeng.com/podcast/greenisland/ 【简体中文】 学习今天播客的内容和生词，欢迎到我们的网站:https://www.taiwanfeng.com/simplified/podcast-cn/greenisland-simplified/ 台東哪裡好玩? 綠島怎麼去? 「綠島」的位置在台東的外海，以前的人怕罪犯逃離監獄，就把他們送到綠島的監獄，因此綠島曾經是世界上監獄密度最高的島，收的都是黑道級的首領人物。從台東「富岡漁港」出發前往綠島，沿途可享受海景風光。莛莛有一次在綠島游泳時差點溺死，當時有個阿伯曾經阻止過莛莛，但莛莛還是沒有帶著泳圈下去，她游到一半頭抬起來發現自己在海的中間後，突然感到恐慌，身體僵硬往下沉，幸好後來發現一支潛水的隊伍，便決定扶一下，跟著他們回去島上。芳芳在外島「澎湖」也有不好的經驗，當時她的潛水教練把她從岸邊拉到海的中間潛水，但她途中頭暈，一直看著天空後，就感到暈眩並吐了。 生詞: 罪犯 zuìfàn criminal 監獄 jiānyù prison 密度 mìdù density 黑道 hēidào underworld 首領 shǒulǐng headman 沿途 yántú along the way 風光 fēngguāng landscape 溺死 nìsǐ drown 阿伯 ābó (Taiwanese: ā bei) a way to call man who is much older than you 阻止 zǔzhǐ to stop (a person from doing a thing) 泳圈 yǒng quān swimming ring ...

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