At an archaeological dig in Puli Rural Town-ship in central Taiwan, amidst the land that looks oddly like chopped-up tofu, the face of the Puli people of 2000 years ago is gradually being unmasked. They loved jade, enjoyed jewelry, and interacted with the people of eastern Taiwan across the Central Mountain Range. The site could provide important clues to explain the movement of the world's Austronesian peoples.
在台灣中部埔里鎮一格一格看似豆腐田的考古探坑中，兩千年前的埔里人面貌正逐漸被揭開：他們愛玉、喜歡裝飾，跟隔著一個中央山脈的東部人有來往，他們很可能是解答南島民族遷徙秘密的重要線索。