陶蝶H的英文翻譯為 "Clay Butterfly H"。 Introduction
Located next to Zhonger Highway, it is owned by Mr. Li Qingqin. The meaning of "Tao Die" implies that this place offers ceramics, painting, and indigo dyeing classes, with colorful butterflies dancing all around the garden. The "H" represents "Home," showcasing the owner's creativity. From the platform at this location, you can see the Mazu statue, the beautiful scenery of Zhonger Highway’s bridge piers, and the pastoral landscape, all of which are quite lovely. In spring and summer, among the colorful flowers, you can see butterflies competing with flowers in their beauty. The garden is richly planted with a variety of host plants for butterfly larvae. Visitors can learn about the characteristics of various host plants and nectar plants in the butterfly garden, as well as their interdependence with different butterfly species, thereby gaining an understanding of the ecological environment. This further guides them to recognize the competition and cooperation among organisms in nature, as well as the impact of the food chain on living beings and the environment, fulfilling the educational function of ecological environmental education. To facilitate people's connection with nature and to understand the mysteries and fascinating phenomena of life in the natural world, intentions to spark interest in learning and exploration are promoted, ultimately achieving the goal of edutainment. Based on this, an ideal and safe outdoor natural farming and teaching ground has been established. Here, you can also see adorable pot-bellied pigs and Embden geese frolicking around. Tao Die is an open butterfly garden that can assist biology teachers from all levels of education in conducting local teaching materials and outdoor classes. In the garden, you can see species like the Common Mormon butterfly, the Blue Pansy butterfly, the Yellow Swallowtail butterfly, the Common Crow butterfly, the Common Mime butterfly, the Crimson Rose butterfly, and the Glasswing butterfly. With a bit of luck, you may also see the conservation-class Yellow Glasswing butterfly, making it a rich ecological textbook garden with a diverse array of beautiful organisms, such as butterflies, rhinoceros beetles, longhorn beetles, stag beetles, and birds. In the garden, you can also see ceramic works that are small and delightful, paired with distinctive horticultural cultivation. Recently, the owner has been promoting courses in ceramic painting and scarf plant indigo dyeing, allowing visitors to choose their preferred plants or colors to create a uniquely theirs silk piece. The garden offers excellent views, with a distant gaze capturing the administrative center of Xihu Township in full view, and looking up reveals lush green mountains. The birds sing in unison, and occasionally, you may encounter interesting scenes of squirrels darting past you.
