ai-postcard/src/language/en.json

{
  "previous_step": "Previous Step",
  "next_step": "Next Step",
  "back_homepage": "Back to the Homepage",
  "confirm": "Confirm",
  "save_photo": "Save Photo",
  "male": "Male",
  "female": "Female",
  "select_gender": "Please select your gender",
  "select_person": "Please select a person",

  "postcard": {
    "step1": {
      "text_1": "AI postcard can recognize travelers from different nationalities.",
      "text_2": "Just need to take a selfie with your phone, then the AI technology",
      "text_3": "can perfectly blend yourself into various scenic spots in Taiwan",
      "text_4": "If you can't visit every place on this trip,",
      "text_5": "Then this is our gift for you",
      "text_6": "Know more about Taiwan",
      "text_7": "Get the photo instantly"
    },

    "step2": {
      "text_1": "Find a clean white board",
      "text_2": "Choose the background ",
      "text_3": "Select from over 20 scenic spot photos",
      "text_4": "Capture photo with either front or back camera of your phone",
      "text_5": "Get the photo!",
      "text_6": "Share to friends"
    },

    "step5": {
      "text_1": "The postcard is being created...",
      "text_2": "Please wait for approximately 30 seconds",
      "text_3": "AI is quickly taking you to the destination.",
      "text_4": "Please upload your photo",
      "text_5": "Choose the file",
      "text_6": "Reset",
      "text_7": "Crop",
      "text_8": "Upload again"
    }
  },

  "taipei_yangmingshan": "Taipei Yangmingshan Mother's Day",
  "taipei_yangmingshan_description": "",

  "tainan_confucius_temple": "Tainan Confucius Temple",
  "tainan_confucius_temple_description": "The Confucius Temple in Tainan was built in 1665, it was the first Confucius Temple, before the end of Manchu Dynasty, it was the location of the highest official institute of higher learning in Taiwan. The Taiwan Palace of \"Confucianism Study\" it owned the incompatible position of culture and education, and was called \"The Highest Institute.\"",

  "taipei_chiang_kai_shek_memorial_hall": "Taipei Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall",
  "taipei_chiang_kai_shek_memorial_hall_description": "The designer of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was architect Yang Cho-cheng, who also designed the Grand Hotel. The hall was built upon what had been an army headquarters that was part of the largest military district in Taipei City. The blue and white colors used in the memorial hall are key colors in the national flag. The blue and white of the top of the memorial represent the blue sky and 12 rays of a white sun. With Taiwan's evolution toward democracy and openness, the square in front of the memorial hall has become a popular gathering place and part of this social trend.",

  "taipei_chiang_kai_shek_memorial_hall_2": "Taipei Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall-2",
  "taipei_chiang_kai_shek_memorial_hall_2_description": "The designer of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was architect Yang Cho-cheng, who also designed the Grand Hotel. The hall was built upon what had been an army headquarters that was part of the largest military district in Taipei City. The blue and white colors used in the memorial hall are key colors in the national flag. The blue and white of the top of the memorial represent the blue sky and 12 rays of a white sun. With Taiwan's evolution toward democracy and openness, the square in front of the memorial hall has become a popular gathering place and part of this social trend.",

  "taitung_jiaming_lake": "Taitung Jiaming Lake",
  "taitung_jiaming_lake_description": "The Jiaminghu National Trail is in the South Second Section of the Central Mountain Range. The trail is clear to see and the high-mountain ecology is rich and changeful. It runs through a Taiwan hemlock forest and a fir forest, high mountains and deep valleys, broken cliffs and collapsed mountain walls and a arrow bamboo grassland and along the ridgeline. The deer in the valleys, one after another mountain peak, snow in winter, silver moon and sky full of stars have long been beautiful sights that attract hikers. The ecology and landscape on Xiangyang Mountain and Sancha Mountain the trail passes by have their own characteristics. Xiangyang Mountain is the southernmost border of the spread of high-mountain ecology in the Central Mountains, and Sancha Mountain is famous for the vast and magnificent high-mountain grassland and the sapphire-like Jiaming Lake. Meanwhile, the bright and colorful blossoms in spring and summer and the snow in winter on the two mountains are beautiful views not to be missed.",

  "mid_autumn_festival": "Mid Autumn Festival",
  "mid_autumn_festival_description": "",

  "new_taipei_yehliu_queen_head": "New Taipei Yehliu Queen Head",
  "new_taipei_yehliu_queen_head_description": "Yehliu Geo-park features all sorts of strange-looking rocks. It is part of Datun Mountain that stretches out to the sea. Weathering, marine erosion, and crustal movement together created the world-renowned scenery of mushroom rocks, sea caves, tofu rocks, candle rocks, and giant's kettles. Among all, Queen's Head is the most representative landmark and check-in attraction in Yehliu. Cute Princess, a rock that resembles a girl with a pony tail, is considered the successor of Queen's Head.",

  "keelung_heping_island_park": "Keelung Heping Island Park",
  "keelung_heping_island_park_description": "At the east of Keelung Port, Heping Island Park is characterised by special geological formations resulting from wind and sea erosions. The most famous are \"A Thousand Layers\" and \"Tend Thousand Piles\" (mushroom rocks). Other than these beautiful formations, the body fossils and trace fossils are the island's geological treasures. To protect these precious resources, the fossil zone is accessible to visitors only at certain hours in the form of guided tours.",

  "taichung_sun_moon_lake": "Taichung Sun Moon Lake",
  "taichung_sun_moon_lake_description": "Sun Moon Lake is a beautiful mountain lake located in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. The lake is bounded by Lalu Island. The east side is shaped like a \"sun\" and the west side is shaped like a \"moon\", hence the name Sun Moon Lake. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, lush forests, and the pool is as broad and level as a mirror, reflecting the ever-changing mountains.",

  "tainan_salt_field": "Tainan Salt Field",
  "tainan_salt_field_description": "Built during the Qing dynasty, in 1818, the Jingzaijiao Tiled Salt Fields were formerly known as Laidong Salt Fields. The site was originally a barren desert. Lying on the sandy beach is a small sand dune, where underground water gushes out from low-lying ground forming a well-like structure. The name, Jiingzaijiao, was essentially derived from this particular landscape formation. To prevent salt crystals from attaching to the soil, salt miners at Pottery Dish Salt Field manually laid out broken debris of pottery onto the crystallizing ponds of salt fields. This approach resulted in purer and clearer salt being mined. Under the sunshine, the Pottery Salt Pan displays a resplendent, mosaic like pattern. These features make it a unique cultural landscape of the homeland of salt. Today, it has become an excellent site for tourists to experience salt drying.",

  "kaohsiung_formosa_boulevard_station": "Kaohsiung Formosa Boulevard Station",
  "kaohsiung_formosa_boulevard_station_description": "The transfer station between the Red and Orange Lines, the Station is a work of art both inside and out, the 4 station platform structures made of sheets of glass covering steel platforms represent “praying for longevity”, in order to commemorate the Formosa Incident which happened here. The “Dome of Light”, was completed by the Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata over 4 and a half years. Made of glass, colored paint and lights, it represents the birth, growth, glory and dimming of the cosmos and was named the second most beautiful subway station in the world by the American travel website BootsnAll.",

  "new_taipei_shifen_waterfall": "New Taipei Shifen Waterfall",
  "new_taipei_shifen_waterfall_description": "The Shifen Waterfall Park, which is adjacent to the old street, is located on the mainstream of Keelung River. Due to the river's erosion, faulted terrain and strange rocks have formed along with many waterfalls and geological wonders. Shifen Waterfall is the most famous among them. You can see astounding geological phenomena like potholes and the Yanjingdong (Eyeglass Cave) Waterfall by walking along the Siguangtan Bridge from Shifen Visitor Center.",

  "kaohsiung_music_center": "Kaohsiung Music Center",
  "kaohsiung_music_center_description": "Located in the hub of Kaohsiung’s Asia New Bay Area, the collaboration between a Spanish architecture team and Taiwanese team designed the distinctive profile of the buildings using marine elements. The Center is not only the heart of popular music performances in southern Taiwan; it is also an international music cultural landmark. With pop music as its highlight and marine culture as its heritage, the Center is a new base for musical entertainment.<br>Since the Executive Yuan approved the plan in 2009, the Ministry of Culture has commissioned the Kaohsiung City Government to plan, design, construct, and operate the Kaohsiung Music Center under a new Independent Administrative Corporation model. The Center provides a core venue for popular music performances in southern Taiwan to cultivate domestic talents in popular music and support industry chains. In addition to music performances, it also incorporates the harbor view to create a new place for sightseeing and recreation.",

  "national_taichung_theater": "National Taichung Theater",
  "national_taichung_theater_description": "If you see the entire world as a river, then I want my buildings to be like a whirlpool.<br>Architect Toyo Ito<br>If National Taichung Theater is a whirlpool then we are like a jet of water shooting up from within it, using performance to reinvigorate the arts in central Taiwan.<br>National Taichung Theater Artistic Director WANG Wen-yi",

  "chiayi_song_of_forest": "Chiayi Song Of Forest",
  "chiayi_song_of_forest_description": "Song of the Forest is located in the East District of Chiayi City and is a famous landmark in Chiayi. Artist Wang Zhiwen used materials such as wood and rails provided by the Forestry Bureau to create a 14-meter-high and 55-meter-long forest themed on the theme of towering sacred trees and Alishan train tracks. The large-scale installation art on the left and right recreates the glory of Chiayi, the timber capital.",

  "keelung_baduzi_railway": "Keelung Baduzi Railway",
  "keelung_baduzi_railway_description": "Badouzi Railway Station is a station on the Shenao Line of the Taiwan Railway Administration, which is located at the junction of Shenaoli, Ruifang District, New Taipei City and Shazili, Zhongzheng District, Keelung City. It was constructed and operated by the Japanese Mining Corporation in the Showa era 11 (1936). It was then undertaken by Taiwan Metal Mining Co., Ltd. at the beginning of the postwar period and then ceased operations on August 26, 1962. The Taiwan Railway Administration was newly established on April 8, 1965, and was constructed with tracks from Badouzi to Ruifang. The extension allowed service to passengers and freight. With the competition of highway traffic after the completion of the Northern Coastal Highway, the entire line finally stopped operations and freight on August 21, 1989. Yet on January 9, 2014, Badouzi Railway Station resumed operations once again to service visitors to Badouzi National Maritime Museum. The Badouzi Railway Station is a small station just beside the road, so visitors can freely enter and exit. Standing on the platform is like standing on a lookout allowing you to see the distant sea while listening to the sound of waves. In 1989, it was a dormant station, but in December 2016, it was reputed as a \"The Most Beautiful Train Station in Northern Taiwan.\"",

  "hualien_qingshui_cliff": "Hualien Qingshui Cliff",
  "hualien_qingshui_cliff_description": "Situated between Heren and Chongde on the Su-Hua Highway, Qingshui Cliff is a big formed by Chongde, Qingshui and Heping mountain coastal cliffs. Creating a magnificent scene, it stretches more than 21km and rises vertically from the Pacific Ocean, with an average height of over 800m. This section of cliff is composed of gneiss and marble. It has risen straight up on the eastern coast of Taiwan for thousands of years. The route along the Qingshui Cliff is the only coastal road in Taroko National Park. The site of the Qingshui Cliff was designated in 1953 by the Taiwan government as one of the island's \"Eight Wonders.\"<br>Among these cliffs, the east-south cliff of Mt. Qingshui is the steepest. The cliff facing the sea is 5km long and is very spectacular. Driving a car between cliff and the boundless ocean it almost feels like you are flying. The enormous cliff above combined with the boundless ocean below, reminding us of the hardships faced by the workers who built the road.",

  "taipei_national_palace_museum": "Taipei National Palace Museum",
  "taipei_national_palace_museum_description": "The Taipei National Palace Museum is a world-class museum that hosts an eclectic collection of treasures kept by generations of Emperors ruling from the Forbidden City. In WWII, Nationalist troops seized the most important pieces in order to prevent invaders from ransacking China's national treasures. A twist of fate eventually brought these treasures to Taiwan.",

  "taipei_national_palace_museum_2": "Taipei National Palace Museum-2",
  "taipei_national_palace_museum_2_description": "The Taipei National Palace Museum is a world-class museum that hosts an eclectic collection of treasures kept by generations of Emperors ruling from the Forbidden City. In WWII, Nationalist troops seized the most important pieces in order to prevent invaders from ransacking China's national treasures. A twist of fate eventually brought these treasures to Taiwan.",

  "penghu": "Penghu",
  "penghu_description": "The Penghu Islands have been a strategic hub for navigation in East Asia and a vital barrier in the Taiwan Straits since ancient times, and a stopover for the Chinese on their voyages to their far seas and their migration to new lands.<br>The islands stretch 60 kilometers north to south and 40 kilometers east to west. Their extremities are Chamuyu in the east, Huayu in the west, Qi meiyu in the south, and Mudouyu in the north.<br>The Penghu Islands are scattered in seas where a branch of the Japan Current passes by, bringing with it a wealth of marine resources. The islands, only 20 of which are inhabited, have a total land area of approximately 127 square kilometers; the largest are, in descending order, Magong Main Island, Siyu, Baisha, Qi mei, and Wangan. Their shorelines stretch for a total of 320 kilometers.",

  "nantou_qingjing_farm": "Nantou Qingjing Farm",
  "nantou_qingjing_farm_description": "Founded on February 20, 1961, Qingjing Farm is located 8 kilometers from the northern end of Wushe, Provincial Highway 14A of Central Cross-Island Highway, with fresh air, lush forests, and blooming flowers.<br>At an altitude of 1750 meters above sea level and with an average temperature of 15℃~23℃ from May to September every year, Qingjing Farm is far away from the scorching heat of the city. During your stay at the Qingjing Farm, you are able to gain a birds-eye view of lush Greenland by ascending a height and looking into the distance, making you linger on without any thought of leaving.",

  "hualien_daylily_mountain": "Hualien Daylily Mountain",
  "hualien_daylily_mountain_description": "On the Talampo (Liushishi) Mountain in the southernmost of Hualien, orange daylilies are grown over an area of over 300 hectares, making this spacious flower sea one of the popular attractions in the flowering seasons. The mountain sitting in Fuli (Kongpo) Township is famous for the orange daylily flower sea during August-September every year. Climbing up on the mountain along the wriggling path and watching the magnificent flower sea is charming and splendid.",

  "new_taipei_jiufen_old_street": "New Taipei Jiufen Old Street",
  "new_taipei_jiufen_old_street_description": "Jiufen, which was rich in gold mines in the early days, has the good name of “Golden Mountain City”. The settlements were prosperous due to the influx of gold miners, but then became quiet after the decline of gold mining. In the 1980s, the movie “A City of Sadness” came to Juifen for shooting. The beauty of the mountains and seas, the retro buildings and unique landscape of sloping fields in Juifen hit the big screen, which makes it one of the fascinating mountain cities to domestic and foreign tourists.",

  "chiayi_alishan_forest_railways": "Chiayi Alishan Forest Railways",
  "chiayi_alishan_forest_railways_description": "Construction of the Alishan Forest Railway was commenced in 1899 by the Japanese. Intended to transport logs down the mountain, it has a 762mm gauge, a gradient of 6.25%, and a minimum turning radius of 40 meters. Traffic was opened on the 66.6-kilometer stretch between Chiayi and Erwanping in 1912, and was extended up Alishan to a full length of 71.4 kilometers in 1914. The railway climbs from 30 meters above sea level to 2,216 meters, has 47 tunnels and 72 bridges, and passes through a cross-section of climates and terrain types.",

  "taichung_gaomei_wetland": "Taichung Gaomei Wetland",
  "taichung_gaomei_wetland_description": "Gaomei Wetland located on the south of the mouth of Dajia River is a land mixed with both sand and soil textures and comes in 1,500 acres. That explains why it has complicated yet rich wetland ecology and possesses the largest group of Bolboschoenus planieulmis in Taiwan. Due to diverse geographical features, the species of its ecology is quite abundant. Every year around fall and winter, large flocks of migrating birds would come here for either short or long stay over the winter, serving as the best spot for bird-watching.",

  "skylantern": {
    "home": {
      "text_1": "Here",
      "text_2": "Choose a sky lantern",
      "text_3": "Write down your blessings or wishes",
      "text_4": "Your wishes",
      "text_5": "will be displayed on the panoramic screen next to the ticket booth on the 5th floor of Taipei 101 Observatory"
    },
    "step1": {
      "text_1": "The origin of sky lanterns",
      "text_2": "Originally used for message transmission, sky lanterns have now become a symbol of festival blessings and wishes, representing success and happiness. Many tourist destinations offer sky lantern releasing activities every evening.",
      "text_3": "Purpose of blessings",
      "text_4": "Health｜Safety",
      "text_5": "Happiness｜Joy",
      "text_6": "Prospects｜Career",
      "text_7": "Love｜Marriage",
      "text_8": "Money｜Wealth",
      "text_9": "Exams｜Study",
      "text_10": "Environment-Friendly Sky Lantern",
      "text_11": "The lantern is made of wire or bamboo, paper and oil paper. After the fuel inside the lantern burns out, it falls to the ground nearby, and the remaining fire may spread to nearby homes, gardens, or even ignite forest fires. Additionally, the materials may leave behind heavy metal residues, posing serious harm to the ecosystem. Therefore, in 2018, Taiwan developed an environment-friendly alternative that completely burns into ash while in the air",
      "text_12": "[All-Paper Eco-Friendly Sky Lantern]",
      "text_13": "Of course, releasing a lantern in Taipei 101 is also pretty eco-friendly"
    },

    "step2": {
      "text_1": "Write down your wishes",
      "text_2": "Preview",
      "text_3": "Send"
    },

    "step3": {
      "text_1": "Sent Successfully!",
      "text_2": "Received your lantern",
      "text_3": "Send"
    }
  }
}