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December 2014 3-6 On the same day, the Pacific Institute will jointly host the 21st Pacific Historical Society Biennial Conference with the National Taiwan University and the University of Taitung University. The Pacific History As*ociation will be in the 21st session of the Pacific History As*ociation for the first time in Taiwan. This is the first of a four-day conference. The Japanese team first opened in Taipei and opened at Taiwan University. On the second day, they visited East Taiwan and held academic conferences and cultural visits in Taitung, the richest and most diverse Aboriginal culture. It is expected that if there are any problems, please write to the conference. Mailbox ([email protected]), we will reply you as soon as possible. Because of the ocean, we are a family - Fiji young navigator SETAREKI LEDUA and Samoan dancer TUPE LUALUA's Taiwan journey> When she danced, although only a drum and her alone The sound, but as if her body is shining strongly, my eyes are completely attracted to her, the feeling is something I have never had...--Yang Baijun, Ami > Fiji from June to July this year Voyager Setareki Ledua and Samoan dancers Tupe Lanyu, Pingtung and other aboriginal tribes, groups and schools at all levels, including Donghua University, Taitung University, Haixing Middle School, Guanshan Industry and Commerce, Taoyuan Guozhong, Lanyu High School, Langdao The National Elementary School, the Original Dancer Dance Troupe, the Taitung Haiduan Bunun Cultural Relics Museum, the Pingtung Aboriginal Cultural Park, and the Taitung New Xianglan, Taoyuan, Bixi Li, Lanyu Lang, Coconut Oil and other tribes conducted a series of visits and exchanges. Activities, workshops, etc. Before returning home, they also set sail from New Zealand on seven Polynesian vaka ships in the Gengjiao Culture and Education Center, anchoring Tahiti, Hawaii, and San Francisco, San Diego and other places on the west coast of the United States. They sailed traditionally for nearly two years at 21,000 baht and finally returned to the South Pacific. Setareki Ledua from Fiji was the youngest mate in the fleet, his ship named Uto N i Yalo, meaning Heart of Spirit. He was born in the maritime family at the age of 22. In 2011, he joined Pacific Lualua as a Samoan female dancer and choreographer. Currently a lecturer in performing arts in Wellington, New Zealand, with more than 10 years of experience in dance creation and education. In February of this year, Tupe was the director of the dance drama Fatu Na