History of Paiwan Tribe Millet Garden Website─
         Lecture by Zi Gao at National Museum of Prehistory
     ◎ Written by Zi Gao  ◎ Pictures by Zi Gao, Website of Biyouma Tribe
　

Blog website originated from Paiwan Tribe Millet Garden
         In the current era of information technology of the Internet, our lives are closely connected with the Internet. Each country is endeavoring in this field in order to be a developed na-tion. Our government has spent a great amount of funds to promote information educa-tion at schools to make each class have computers. Teachers are required to know how to use computers to teach and educate students to use computers. Today, the com-puter literate are obtaining knowledge, using the Internet and becoming the winners in the age of the Internet.

        At the beginning of promoting the information education by our government, I was as-signed to participate in computer information study courses. After one odd month, I was in charge of promoting school information education. As I have been concerned with culture of indigenous peoples, I created a personal website—Paiwan Tribe Millet Garden for the culture of this village. I enclosed Biyouma blog into this website. I won support from the net users and one of the 200 good education websites by Commonwealth Magazine. Thanks mainly to the rich cultural heritage of Biyouma, the blog is very popular. I am grateful for the culture left by our ancestors and owe my gratitude to seniors of the tribe giving me much instruction in the tribe culture. As the village culture is different from that of the entire Paiwan Tribe, after approval of the church meeting, I further built Biyouma (translated from Paiwan dialect) blog regardless of the church sects and parties. Tribes supported the idea.