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Island Folklore Newsletter



Winter · 2023
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Dear Island Folklore Enthusiasts,

Thank you for spending another year with us!

As winter blankets the world in its frosty embrace, warm your hearts with the rich tapestry of Taiwanese tales and traditions on Island Folklore! Our online repository is a treasure trove of folktales, history, legends, myths, and cultural wonders waiting to be explored.

Over the past year, we've focused our attention on the history, make-up and languages of Taiwan. Heading into the new year, we will shift our focus back to folk stories, customs, traditions as well as achievements of Taiwan and the Taiwanese people!

🤝 Support Our Mission:

To ensure the continued celebration of Taiwanese heritage, we invite you to contribute to our cause. Your generous donations enable us to expand our offerings, reach more audiences, and preserve these invaluable stories for generations to come.

💖 Donate Today:

Visit islandfolklore.com/donate to make a contribution. Every donation, big or small, goes a long way in sustaining Island Folklore and fostering a deeper appreciation for Taiwan's cultural legacy.

📣 Spread the Word:

Share your favorite stories and encourage friends and family to explore Island Folklore. Together, let's kindle a shared love for Taiwanese tales and traditions.

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