Taiwan's folk songs are exceptionally good. However, I've only heard it during the Temple Fair at the Temple of Earth. I haven't looked it up for a long time ~~~

Taiwanese folk songs are clearly defined in Taiwan~

1. The classic folk songs that have been passed down from the Japanese colonial period to before and after the restoration of Taiwan and are still unforgettable today are called Taiwanese folk songs.

Such as ~Watch the Spring Breeze, Night Rain in Hong Kong, Night Flowers in the Rain, Thinking of Xiangzhi, White Peony, Mending the Broken Nets, Roasted Meat Dumplings, and Sisterhood of the Green Oyster, etc. Most of these ballads are sad and pitiful, but they have been written in Taiwanese. Most of the songs are more sorrowful and self-pitying.

2. The school folk songs of the mid-1970s are now known as "folk songs" in Taiwan. It is a Taiwanese style of music.

Because of its fresh and clean style and lyrics that are mostly like modern poems, it immediately became the mainstream of Taiwanese music at that time. It flourished for about 10 years.

While it's good to listen to, you can't have a whole world of songs in this style, you'll get tired of listening to it for a long time, but the ones that are left behind after time are the classics.

Like the heir to the dragon, childhood, temple fair, the wilderness, Grandma Penghu Bay, Mu Mian Road, the song, return to the city of sandman....