天色漸漸光

cemetery by the sea

The 15 June 1932 issue of the photo magazine The Tainitigraph 台日グラフ (vol. 4, no. 6), printed an entire page with baby pictures sent in by reader-photographers. Centrally placed is a photograph of a little boy in a tank-shaped stroller pushed by a girl of perhaps five years of age. Under the heading “Children’s Heaven,” the humorous caption reads: “Baby in a tank—he is going to Manchuria but the tank won’t move. So his sister pushes from behind”.

1927

Let’s get lost Zenit 11 | Fujicolor C200

Julie Garwood, Ransom (via wordsnquotes)

Sweating round the mountains in Hualien

Natalie Young, from “Notes on Earth Life,” published in Superstition Review (via mortalpractice)

《書評書目》（1977）

Kaohsiung - Taiwan (by Cindy) 

E. Lockhart, The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks (via thelovejournals)

my friend came back from Taiwan and brought back Asian cigarettes

— King’s Cage (Red Queen #3), Victoria Aveyard. (February 2nd 2017)

Taipei during the Japanese occupation.

Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

kamikaze pilots having their one last toast. (pine garden, hualien, taiwan)