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Cited information] Taiwan's wild willow queen's head is weathered and eroded, and it may be "decapitated" after five years.

According to Taiwan** reports, Taiwan's Yehliu Queen will face a "decapitation" crisis in five years; Should we go with the flow or protect it with nanotechnology? Taiwan's "Ministry of Communications" Beiguan Office held a public hearing yesterday, and scholars and localities have different views that the future fate of the queen's head will be decided by public opinion polls.

The North Coast and Guanyin Mountain Landscape Management Office commissioned the research team of Professor Xie Guohuang of the Department of Chemical Engineering of National Taiwan University to carry out a rescue plan for the queen's head, trying to create artificial rock formations with nanotechnology to increase the thickness of the queen's neck and "freeze the age" of the queen's head.

After listening to Xie Guohuang's report, the scholars and local people attending the meeting conducted on-the-spot investigations and then exchanged and discussed, and most scholars believed that "nature is still good."

Li Chien-tang, a professor of geography at National Taiwan University, said that the queen touted a "pure" natural geological landscape, and if it was protected in a human way, it would lose the value of the natural geological landscape.

Li Jiantang said that he would also be reluctant to break the queen's head, "but the weathering and fracture of the queen's head is an inevitable phenomenon", and he proposed that the competent unit can use images, words and other methods to record the process of the queen's head fracture, and elevate environmental education to life education.

Wang Wencheng, a professor at the Department of Geography of National Taiwan Normal University, believes that the Queen's head is at its most beautiful time, and the laws of nature should be respected, and human intervention should be excluded.

The management team of Wanli District Office and Yehliu Geopark thought from the perspective of development and tourism, saying that if the artificial remedial construction method determined that there was no harm to the rock formation, they hoped to "freeze the age" of the queen's head in an artificial way, so that the queen's head would not be cut off.

The queen's head is a gift from God, and it is our fault to have technology and not to let it disappear", Lin Tianci, chairman of the Yehliu Community Development Association, said that Yehliu used to have beautiful heads, wind-moving stones, money leopards and other landscapes, all of which disappeared due to weathering, "There was no technology at that time, but now there is, why not use it?" ”

Qi Shizheng, a professor of geography at Kaohsiung Normal University, believes that there are many great geological landscapes in Yeliu, such as candlestick stones and fairy shoes, "not only the queen's head, and should not fall into myths."

Chen Meixiu, director of the Beijing Observatory, said that the crisis of the Queen's head fracture not only involves tourism, but also contains people's memories and feelings, and the future of the Queen's head should be handed over to the people to decide.

Su Shujuan, a professor of geography at National Taiwan Normal University, raised doubts about the poll, saying that if expert opinions and public opinion are different, how the competent authorities will choose, and the questionnaire design of the poll will affect the results. Chen Qiji said that the actual practice of the poll will be discussed with the Beijing View Office and decided to implement it in February next year at the earliest.

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