Taichung / In the Mountains - Rebirth of Scrap Metal, A Culinary Table to Savor the Flavors of Wild Herbs

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At the foot of Xueshan National Park, artist Pan Shoucheng has created an iron sculpture stage using recycled materials, allowing his wife, Manman, to showcase her culinary talents. Wild herbs and mountain vegetables such as savory grass, wasp orange, bicycle eggplant, wild onion, and lantern fruit are easily gathered, transforming into seasonal dishes that capture the essence of the mountains.
The Daan River Valley in early spring is refreshing and pleasant, with fresh green shoots spreading into the deep mountains. The colorful iron gates along the riverbank catch curious eyes, while a tall, dark robot leads the way, accompanied by small yellow minions, a snowman, and an owl, guiding visitors into a paradise where art and delicious flavors come together.
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