Today, I went to The Hakka Cultural Park which is about 15 min walk from where I live. Hakka people originally comes from China and they speak the Hakka dialect. Nowadays many Hakka people lives outside China due to migration. The park was very neat and nice with a pond, bridge and a crop terrace. It was almost meditative to walk green areas with the breathlike wind sweeping around. There were also a walking trail and a high view spot where I saw the sun glow in the midst of the sky.
Some people were exercising here and I understand why.
Some common vegetables for Hakka in the terrace field.
A stylish scarecrow by the crops. Note the red bow tie.
The pavillion.
In the Hakka Cultural Center.
When I was about to head back I saw a rainbow (or it was actually two rainbows, a mini one next to the big one). The rainbow shone so bright and magnificient and I just had to stop and behold it. It was quite long time since I saw a rainbow and for some reason it made me feel good and cheered me up (not that I was moody, just a little bit dull of all the Resultive Compounds in Chinese).
One cannot tell from the picture but the colors of the rainbow were shining unnaturally.
The title of this song is 彩虹 (cai hong) which means rainbow. We sang it last week in the Sing in Chinese class. I might be wrong but it sounds like a cover of an English song but I cannot come up which one.
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