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A wooden single-story house with its walls painted with the traditional centipede totems of the Bunun people, while a row of wild boar skulls hangs beneath the eaves. The rooms are filled with curved knives, longbows, stone axes, and other hunting tools once used by Bunun hunters, as well as boar and monkey skulls, showcasing the Bunun people's distinguished achievements and demonstrating their excellence as hunters. Strings of red millet ears hang from the beams, indicating the host's virtue of preserving grain. The veranda in front features a rough wooden dining set carved from logs, serving as a banquet area for guests. The hostess excels at cooking delicious meals with local Tan-nan ingredients such as indigenous mountain bitter melon and pigeon peas, allowing guests to savor authentic indigenous cuisine.