Daniel Hung-te Liang

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我國2至6歲身體發展常模靜態計測資料庫 http://t.co/y3FthwkYV7 作小孩衣服前應該先看這個才不會失敗...

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#マンガが読めるハッシュタグ
マンガ好きの少年の終戦の日
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The prototype of the sketch on the left is a Chinese merchant from the Ming dynasty named Xingpu (兴浦), also known as 'Yppong' or 'Inpo', whose original name was Li Jin (李锦). His date of birth is unknown. He was a native of Haicheng County in Fujian (Now Zhangzhou, Fujian Province) and spent many years conducting trade in Patani (located on the eastern coast of what is now the southernmost part of Thailand)
In May 1600, Li Jin arrived in Vlissingen in the Netherlands aboard one of two merchant ships (they are called 'Langebark' and 'Zon' respectively) of the Middelburg Company, managed by Gerard le Roy. He subsequently traveled throughout the Netherlands for eight months, during which time he was baptized and converted to Protestantism. At the end of 1600, Li Jin returned to Middelburg, where he became friends with the local lawyer Van Nicolaas de Vrise. In De Vrise’s <Alba Amicorum> (friendship album) (Fig 1), De Vrise leave a portrait of Li Jin and invited him to leave an inscription as a memento. Li Jin wrote in Chinese:大明之焚客，興浦。大明山客，興浦，來萬陳下港东，西離卅，來何離卅，歸去万陳，去大明山，西離卅，一千六百年又乙亲燕畫理，日無里六，舍字為記
In January 1601, Li Jin departed by ship for Java, arriving in Patani in May 1602, where he remained. During this period, he married a Christian woman, and the couple had one son
In 1604, the Dutch had just established the Dutch East India Company. The commander of the company’s first fleet, Wibland Van Warwijck (known as “韦麻郎” during the Ming Dynasty), stated that anyone who could help the Dutch successfully establish trade relations with the Ming court would receive a generous reward. Li Jin offered Warwijck numerous strategies,however, these strategies achieved little success.After the Dutch occupied the Penghu Islands, Li Jin once disguised himself and returned to Haicheng County to gather intelligence, but he was captured by Ming forces. Due to his familiarity with Dutch affairs, Fujian officials were compelled to employ him as an envoy in negotiations aimed at persuading the Dutch to withdraw from Penghu. Under the firm stance of the Ming general Shen Youyong(沈有容), the Dutch ultimately withdrew, and Li Jin left with them
In 1606, during the Dutch siege of the Portuguese in Malacca, Li Jin provided supplies to the Dutch. As the importance of the port of Patani gradually declined, Li Jin wrote to the Dutch East India Company expressing his intention to change his occupation
In 1612, he moved with his family to Ambon Island (in Now Indonesia’s Maluku Islands). In 1614, Li Jin died on the Ambon Island, leaving an estate worth approximately 6,000 rials, his wife later remarried a local British merchant named Hurst Jackson.
In 1617, the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens encountered Li Jin’s portrait in Nicolaas de Vrise’s <Alba Amicorum>. Using it as source material, Rubens created two sketches (Figs2,3) as well as the depiction of an East Asian figure wearing a yellow robe and green trousers in <The Miracles of St. Francis Xavier> (Fig4)
Due to the limitations of the time, early 20th-century scholars speculated that the figure in Rubens’s sketch might be Korean. reasoning was that, during the Imjin War, Koreans were captured and taken to slave markets in places such as Nagasaki, Japan, and then sold to Portuguese traders.
Among these Korean slaves brought to Europe, one relatively well-known individual was Antonio·Corea, who was sold to Italy. Based on this background, some scholars conjectured that the figure in Rubens’s sketch might in fact have been Antonio·Corea. As a result, the sketch has long been mistakenly referred to as “Man in Korean Costume”
In 2016, scholars Thijs Weststeijn and Lennert Gesterkamp co-authored a paper titled “A New Identity for Rubens’s ‘Korean Man’: Portrait of the Chinese Merchant Yppong,” which not only provided a detailed account of Yppong (Li Jin)’s life but also presented evidence supporting the claim that this sketch depicts him

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[Daniel Hung-te Liang @danielliang]

這兩年中華民國公家機關本來開放的一堆史料電子書文獻逐減下架，先是不少地方志以版權問題為由暫不開放，後來改成只能從國圖內網路閱覽，然後中研院近史所的口述歷史一堆PDF連結突然都不見了，今年初發現這些狀況後，以防萬一去國史館和臺灣文獻館備份一些，今天發現文獻館的網站翻新後又一堆沒了...

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https://t.co/Cz9lSVF61K
「一瞬間罷團罷團罷團全幹掉」XD

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已經到了吃麻糬差點噎到的年紀了，幸好有咳出來……

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才過2年又斷了……

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用了兩年半的便宜禾聯DC扇，昨晚在大風量時有怪聲，最後只好調小一點，早上快醒時發現怪聲又出來是只好再調小，起床後決定再調大試試，結果扇葉就斷一片了，幸好殼有撐住只被撐開一點，沒噴出來......網路上有人也是禾聯斷片過，不過他是用一個月而已XD

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今天 Cloudfare 回應HTTP1時居然把後方nginx吐的全小寫header自動轉成大寫開頭，之前不是這樣耶，這樣我用Nagios plug-in 只支援 HTTP1的check_http做的檢查又要重寫了...

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將噩耗拍照存檔時才買不到四個月的TF卡就無法寫入了……雖然可讀讓我先備份，重開機又正常了。

還是很難過。

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黃仁勳演講居然新聞臺聯播live，搞得像國慶大會一樣，太誇張了……

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App更新就更肥是和手機廠共謀的吧......四年半前買的32GB手機至今硬體沒什麼大問題，但從半年前起為了弄出可更新App的空間，只清快取沒什麼效了，都要清App資料硬生出空間更新後再重登入，但每更新一次後能搾出的空間就更少，直到昨天實在是弄到受不了了，趁蝦皮日買了128GB的，希望能撐六年......

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離家一百公尺突然冒出了蝦皮店到店，比超商還近……

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https://t.co/WrNVGApFSn 整個笑翻XD 12:30 左右假摔哥接了通電話，就帶頭要大家趕走直播主，然後 14:00 來個經典假摔碰瓷，爛掉連自己人都無言XD 馬上想到六年前的臺大自掐哥......戴著口罩不知是不是同一人......

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風雨不怎麼大卻停電了orz

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全家超商居然有無主菜便當了，之後存點冷凍加熱即食肉品搭配好了……

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之前在圖書館電子書區看到十多年前在租書店沒看完的《神槍少女》可借，這幾星期就全套慢慢看完，雖然算是神作但看完實在很致鬱......

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「これが日本の都市迷彩服ですか」
#リコリコ
#ガンスリンガーガール

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金石堂的萊爾富免運門檻不知不覺間提高到399了......

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車を盗まれたうえに車種と金額と居住区を晒されてしまう悲劇の漫豪久米田二冠。