The nature classroom of the narrator’s father Wang Xuang

A child's playground ranges from the ocean to the mountains; his playmates are whales, dolphins and small snakes. A father who grew up in a concrete jungle vowed to give his children a childhood close to nature. Learning phonetic notation is no longer just about memorizing! Wen Meiyu's phonetic notation party online course, easy to learn ㄅㄆㄇgt；gt; in 10 lessons

Exploratory education in the mountains and sea

In early spring of April, the temperature is slightly cold and the outdoor breeze is It's drizzling, and whale watching season is about to begin. At eight o'clock in the morning, tourists entered the interpretation room of the whale watching company one after another to watch the video. A small figure squatted in front of the screen, staring intently at the tumbling dolphins in the video. This little figure is seven-year-old Wang Chengyun. Thanks to his father Wang Xuang, a senior cetacean commentator, the seven-year-old boy has already gone to sea about forty times.

Wang Xuang, a graduate of the Institute of Biology, has studied green bamboo silk, emperor pheasants, and dolphins. He has served as the executive director of the Kuroshio Marine Cultural and Educational Foundation and the commentator of Kenting National Park and Tu Dafang Experience Nature Center. He frequently goes to and from the mountains and forests. By the water, you feel as comfortable as entering and exiting your home. This closeness to nature is what he strives for. Wang Xuang grew up in a military family and in the concrete jungle of Taipei City. He grew up in a repressive environment. It was not until he left home to study in college that he had the opportunity to go out into nature and discover his passion in the embrace of nature.

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