No matter which major city I live in Taiwan, I am not far away from the sea. Recently, I often go to Houlong to find Abao to buy organic watermelons. During the chat, he said that there are several living stones nearby that have a history of more than a hundred years. I go to the sea to take a walk and say that I may meet Bao. He helped me check the tide chart. The recent low tide is about the same as the sunset time. In my brain, there are many fish flying in the sunset sea view. So, I chose the middle tide period when the sea water was receding at 4 or 5 pm to visit the Hyundai Shisha, which has a history of more than two hundred years.

Stone is the survival wisdom of the seaside residents. Ethnic groups living by the water all over the world have similar passive fishing methods. Residents use local materials, including wood, bamboo, clay, and large and small stones, to circle from the shore to the water, and lead fish groups into the water. When it comes to Shihu, what you might think of is Penghu's double-hearted Shihu, but in fact, there are many Shihu groups from the North Coast to Tongxiao, some of which have functions, but those who rely on Shihu to win the fortune are no longer there. Is it because the fish population has decreased? Or is it a complex mistake in the Shisha ownership? In Heshihara, I met volunteers from the River Patrol Team and shared with me the local information he knew without any hiding.

The volunteer was surnamed Fu and had been a volunteer in the river patrol for 20 years. He said that he liked to go to the coast and rivers to slid stones, so he joined the patrol team, hoping to reduce the persecution of rivers and rivers. He once used a survey network to catch large quantities of river crabs, and used stings networks and other illegal catches within 3 nautical miles. As for the rights of smuggling and smuggling, the Coast Guard's Office is responsible for, most volunteers kept their eyes shut. After all, they did not have the equipment protection and had no legal power.

According to him, it is okay to carry stones and driftwood around the sea as long as you don’t use equipment. He took out a bag of small stones, and said it was all jade. If you like it, you can give it to me. The stone head, which looks inconspicuous, magically emits a rosy and gentle light under the flashlight. He also shared how to recognize the mind of Baoshi in the thousands of stones. It’s a pity that I don’t have the wisdom and I still see the stone head in the vast sea of ​​stones.

Originally, when the tide receded, countless fish would jump into the rocks, but there were only a few women in front of them squatting in the pile of stones to dig melon seeds. If it weren't for the few white horned stalking in the beach to eat, the whole picture would have been almost static. Volunteers said that Shihu actually has a master, but because the maintenance of Shihu is funded by the government, the current situation is to open up to the public. However, there are fixed nets in the nearby sea, and countless ships have cut off the fishing group in the sea, and there are very few fish that will swim into the stone shark.

From the golden orange sunset on sea level, it can be judged that the tide will begin to rise. I asked a woman who was digging melon seeds, "How is the harvest today?" She showed me the harvest in the bucket and said it was the result of digging at three points. She is a novice, and sometimes she can dig a little in ten minutes. Unlike several other well-known masters, their eyes and feel seem to penetrate sand and gravel, and they know where the sea melon seeds live.

Sea melon seeds live in the sand surrounded by stones on the sea. Digging melon seeds requires turning on the stones filled with vines, so it is best to wear rain boots, gloves, drums, and buckets, and take precautions before trying on the air! That day, I had no relationship with the sea melon seeds. I was surprised to find that the sea participants, which are commonly known as sea eggplant, should be considered as Shi Huo meeting a treasure.