L9--Mazu Mania

What is the significance of the Mazu pilgrimage?

• It is a celebration of the sea goddess Mazu.

• It is a competition among pilgrims.

• It is a festival for food and drink.

• It is a religious event for all gods.

How many kilometers do participants journey during the Mazu pilgrimage?

• 100 kilometers

• 200 kilometers

• 300 kilometers

• 400 kilometers

What happens during the Lantern Festival related to the pilgrimage?

• The actual schedule is determined.

• The pilgrims rest.

• The goddess is worshipped.

• The streets are decorated.

What is carried along with the pilgrims during the journey?

• A statue of Mazu

• A flag

• A drum

• A lantern

Fill in the blank: The Mazu pilgrimage is a can't-miss event for visitors to ______.

What do the locals offer to passing pilgrims during the Mazu pilgrimage?

• Free food

• Washing facilities

• Accommodations

• All of the above

What does kneeling or lying face down symbolize during the Mazu pilgrimage?

• Respect for the statue

• Hope for good luck

• A form of worship

• A cultural tradition

How has the Mazu pilgrimage transformed over the years?

What has UNESCO recognized about Mazu beliefs and customs?

• They are a protected living culture

• They are outdated traditions

• They are only for Taiwanese people

• They are not significant

Why is participating in the Mazu pilgrimage essential for experiencing Taiwan's cultural heritage?