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yuanzhumin · 17th September 2005, 04:23 AM

Thanks for your welcoming. The story of the Taiwanese aborigines and their culture till today is really fascinating. It would take me too long to write here on the subject, that's why I strongly suggest the people interested to go to the Wikipedia site and search for the words 'Taiwanese aborigines'. The article on this subject is well written and quite complete. Myself, I'm a passionate collector of cultural items of these taiwanese tribes. I have collected many pieces, few of them being weapons. For any other informations, more precised, on the subject, I remain avalaible to answer any questions, up to the limit of my knowledge. Just leave a post or email me.

17th September 2005, 04:23 AM	#3
yuanzhumin Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Ex-Taipei, Taiwan, now in Shanghai, China Posts: 180	Taiwanese aborigines Thanks for your welcoming. The story of the Taiwanese aborigines and their culture till today is really fascinating. It would take me too long to write here on the subject, that's why I strongly suggest the people interested to go to the Wikipedia site and search for the words 'Taiwanese aborigines'. The article on this subject is well written and quite complete. Myself, I'm a passionate collector of cultural items of these taiwanese tribes. I have collected many pieces, few of them being weapons. For any other informations, more precised, on the subject, I remain avalaible to answer any questions, up to the limit of my knowledge. Just leave a post or email me.