But this year, farm-raised pigs have replaced wild mountain boars. "For the Tsou festivals, one must wear clothes made from animal skins. But today people resort to wearing clothes made from horse hide in order to make offerings to our ancestors, and horses aren't even native to Taiwan," says Basuya Boyijernu, who feels that the tribal ceremonies have be come unnatural.
但今天祭典上以肉豬代替山豬、「鄒族祭典的盛裝必須穿動物皮飾，今天常穿的卻是台灣根本沒有的馬革皮衣來祭祀祖先」，浦忠成覺得祭典變得不自然。