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玉山圓柏

台灣屋脊上的長青巨人──玉山圓柏

海拔3400公尺以上都可見其蹤跡

鄒族人登高只要經過了玉山圓柏

便已接近鄒族發源地

鄒人稱它”evi no maakako”

是爬在地上的樹之意

玉山圓柏群落也是族人眼中的千古爬地林

 

引用資料 : https://smiletaiwan.cw.com.tw/article/4317

 

Yushan juniper

The evergreen giant on the roof of Taiwan – Yushan Juniper

Its traces can be seen at altitudes above 3,400 meters.

The Tsou people only need to pass the Yushan Juniper when climbing high.

We are close to the birthplace of the Tsou people

The Tsou people call it ”evi no maakako”

It means a tree climbing on the ground

The Yushan Juniper community is also an eternal climbing forest in the eyes of the tribe.

 

Citation information: https://smiletaiwan.cw.com.tw/article/4317