Linking 368 Taiwan 臺南永康篇

Linking 368 Taiwan: Tainan Yongkang Edition

Do you remember the filming we did back in April? The in-depth feature on Yongkang by "Linking 368 Taiwan" has officially been released and can now be seen on both TV and YouTube!

In this episode, Thai host Weiden leads everyone through the eyes of a traveler into a Yongkang that is more than just a tourist spot—it’s a place brimming with authentic "everyday life." From ancient geological fossils and the historical contours of Dawan Old Street to the local delicacies wafting from beside the temples.

The show features a special look at our daily life at Wang Xishi Fruit Cakes [17:10]. Through the lens, you can see not only the meticulous dough-kneading and filling techniques of our traditional fruit cakes, but we also talk about how our first-generation master, Wang Ji-sheng, developed the fruit cake in the 1950s, and how the fruit cake integrated into the local century-old "Dan-Bing Festival" custom, becoming a symbol of passing on happiness.

The past of this land, its space, and the memories of life passed down through generations are all condensed into this wonderful video. We invite you to click the link to watch it together and rediscover the warmth and sweetness that belongs to Yongkang!

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Do you remember the filming we did back in April? The in-depth feature on Yongkang by "Linking 368 Taiwan" has officially been released! You can watch it on TV or on YouTube!

This time, Thai host Weiden leads everyone through the eyes of a traveler into a Yongkang that is more than just a tourist spot—it’s a place brimming with authentic "everyday life." From ancient geological fossils and the historical silhouettes of Dawan Old Street to the mouthwatering local delicacies found beside the temples.

The program provides a special look at our daily life at Wang Xishi Fruit Cakes. Through the lens, you can see not only the meticulous craft behind our traditional fruit cakes, but we also talk about the story behind the fruit cake’s creation by our first-generation master, Wang Ji-sheng, in the 1950s, and how it became a symbol of happiness woven into the local century-old "Dan-Bing Festival" custom.

The past of this land, its space, and the memories of life passed down through generations are all condensed into this wonderful video.

We invite you to click the link to watch it and rediscover the warmth and beauty that belong to Yongkang!
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