麻六甲之旅
心得報告者：904 蔡爾德、易佳德、黃卉君、柳喬榮、余家菱、吳玟伶、
林欣儀、張子胤、韓宗諺、李承軒、曾晉昇
第六天的教育旅行，過了一半了。早上由麻六甲的飯店出發前往今日的第一個景點，「三寶井」。沿途經過了此地著名的三寶山，據說這裡是鄭和當年下西洋時在麻六甲的落腳處，當有水手過世時也會埋葬在這裡，也就成為了所謂的「義山」。雖然是墳墓山，但絲毫感覺不到陰森，反而是有種和諧感。導遊說當地人在下午時也會到這裡慢跑以及乘涼，原來墳墓山也可以當公園。
「三寶井」是鄭和當時教導馬來人如何造井所建的，在井前有個鄭和的雕像，但不是拿來膜拜的，據說鄭和是信奉伊斯蘭，是許拜阿拉。也聽說鄭和有210cm那麼高，我感到神奇的是，歷史上的偉人起碼都超過180公分，孔子、關公等等都是。這裡的井水礦物質豐富，水具有很大的張力，於是就發生了水位能夠超過杯子的現象。於是我嘗了一口，期待有甚麼怪味，可是味道卻只是普通的一杯水，令人有點失望。
接下來我們前往了「聖保羅教堂」，導遊說裡面的的「最後的晚餐」圖畫可能是真品。在和導遊聊到當地伊斯蘭教的文化時聽了見滿驚人的事，只要是當地人且不是回教徒的人，講出阿拉的名字就會被警察伯伯開罰單。
之後上山看了古遺址，出現了今日一件special的事件，我們碰到了街頭藝人在彈吉他，於是熱情的觀看及歡呼。這是我們的吉他王子Ken上去與他較勁，Ken表現得非常精彩，我暗地裡覺得Ken是略勝一籌的。
導遊說午餐要學當地人用手抓來吃，結果只是虛驚一場，還是有提供餐具給我們使用的，今日的餐點依舊美味，喜歡這裡的咖哩，雖然有點辣。
總歸來說，上午的行程是驚呼連連，驚喜不斷。
吃完了午餐，導遊帶領我們，到了馬六甲海峽，大家一下車都驚嘆連連，因為碧色的海加上藍天白雲實在美不勝收，讓大家都捨不得離開。再來我們到了「英雄廣場」，是一個非常大的購物中心，當中有很多仿冒品，但也有真品，讓我們覺得是一間有冷氣的夜市、美食街，還有一家叫「士林」的台灣小吃。
我們點了一碗用醬油膏和帶一點腥味的蚵仔麵線和黑嘛嘛的甜不辣，還有豪大雞排… …等，不可的是有告示牌提醒顧客要用「湯匙」吃蚵仔麵線和「不提供切雞排」的服務，說這樣才是道道地地的台灣人吃法！之後還買了三家不同的珍珠奶茶，第一家的奶茶是用奶茶粉泡成的，第二家則是用奶精製成的，最後一家而是充滿了糖！沒有一樣是符合台灣的標準，最合口味的大概是還大雞排吧！
接近集合時間時，出現了五位超人在903班，他們買了相同的衣服，分別是Porter、Dio、Bernard、Yen、Tony， 吸引了全場目光！他們還和當地也穿超人一的女生打招呼，逗著校長、老師、同學哈哈大笑！
接著我們去「雞場街」，一開大家一直以為是「機場」街呢！雞場街是一條文化坊，首先先到街內的觀音廟，最有特色的是屋簷上有很多很多的小人塑像，而那些小人在全世界只有兩個地方有。有一個小人塑像近看看起來像西方人，輪廓較深，而各個看起來都非常辛苦，忙著蓋房子和廟，這裡代表著西方人注定要幫我們華人做苦工，也是華人發洩被西方人統治奴役的一種宣洩。
Time flies, and it is the sixth day of the educational trip, which
means the half of the journey has passed.
In the morning, we went to Sambo Well(三寶井) and the
Bukit China (三寶山). According to the history, it was the
shelter which Zheng He(鄭和) took in the pacific
in the Malacca(麻六甲). There were some sailors who died and
were buried here, which became (義山) afterwards.
Although it was a mountain full of tombs, there was not any spooky feeling.
Instead, it gave us a harmony one. The tour guide said that local people are
always jogging and relaxing here. Zheng He(鄭和)taught Malaysians
how to build Sambo Well(三寶井. In front of the
well, the was a statue of Zheng He(鄭和) ,but it was not
for praying because Muslims only pray for Allah. I heard Zheng He was 210 cm
tall, and what impressed me the most was that almost every historical person
was over 180 cm tall. For example, Confucius and Guan Yu. The water here was fresh
and had high surface tension, so the water surface could go higher than the
cup. I drank, expecting some unique taste from it, but it was just the same as
normal H2o; I got a little bit of disappointed.
Next we headed to the St. Paul’s Church. The painting “ The Last
Meal” might be real. We heard something really surprising: If you say “Allah”
without believing in Islam, then you will have to pay a fine.
We climbed up the stairs to see old buildings. Something special
happened: we saw a person playing the guitar, so we
crowed up around him. Then our handsome and talented guitar prince Ken challenged
him. It was an interesting battle. In my opinion, Ken won.
The guide fooled us by telling us the lunch must be eaten with
hands, but they still gave us forks and spoons. The food was delicious; I liked
the curry, although it was spicy.
For conclusion, the trip was amazing with lots of surprises.
After the lunch, our leader guided us to the Strait of Malacca. Everyone
were fascinated by the wonderful view, and refused to get off the bus. Later
on, we went to a huge shopping mall, Heroes' Square(英雄廣場). There were many fake products but also many real ones. We saw
there as a night market with air conditioning. Food courts also have a store
called Shihlin, selling all those Taiwanese foods.
We ordered a Soy Sauce, oyster noodle that was a little bit stinky, Tempura
that was really black, and big fried chicken meat. There were also warning
cards such as, “Need to use spoons for the noodles” or “Fried chicken meat doesn’t
provide cutting service”, and those services were just as Taiwanese! We also
bought three different kinds of bubble tea: the first one was made of milk tea powder,
the second one was of creamer, and the last one was full of sugars. None of
them tasted as delicious as that in Taiwan.
At the gather time, five supermen appeared at class 903! This five
people were Porter, Dio, Bernard, Yen, and Tony, all of whom bought he same
superman shorts. They attracted all the sights of passers-by and also said
hello to girls that wore the same clothes as them. They made the vice principal,
teachers, and all other students laugh so cheerfully!
The
last place we went was the Junker Walk. Because of the pronunciation, we
thought we were going to go to the airport at first! Junker Walk was a street
full of Malaysian cultural elements. One of the temples there was Guanyin
temple. There were many wall sculptures of tiny people on the top of the roof, who
looked like Westerns when you saw them closely. They were all working hard
building houses and temples. The sculpture was actually a way for Chinese
people to vent their anger of being enslaved by Westerners.
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