"But at least it's a start," says Professor Tsai looking on the bright side. It is the problems that are encountered during this initial phase that will get people thinking, and encourage the conservation of irreplaceable cultural artifacts. And this may well be more significant itself than the actual development of recreation agriculture. (Jackie Chen / photos by Huang Lili / tr.
但樂觀來看，「只要有開始，就不會為時太晚」，蕭昆杉教授認為，在休閒農業發展初期，能看到這些侷限，其實也是一件好事，反而刺激大家去反省，進而追尋、保留一些文物… …，而這些反省與思考，也許比發展休閒農業的本身還來得重要呢！