S1 EP3 To Visit Or Not To Visit? That Is The Question‪.‬ 魚英繞樑 Fish Sound Goes Around

Hosts: Noisy Alice Chen, Lazy Mina Huang, Boring Melissa Hsieh

「哇～鬼屋好刺激好好玩欸！」
為什麽我們總是無意識的被驚悚元素吸引呢？
從古至今，探險家們潛入佈滿人骨的地道和陰森詭譎的陵墓，除了追求新鮮感、刺激感，更是因為那刻在我們骨子裡對死亡的好奇與悸動！（當然，還有部分的人只是為了那些值得被高價拍賣的古物）
然而，這是否違背了人權與倫理道德？我們又該如何在維護、了解文化遺產的同時，尊重那些已逝去的亡者呢？
People always want to experience excitement, such as visiting the catacombs filled with human bones. Some illegal merchants even make money from purchasing the body parts of celebrities! However, does it violate human rights or help keep the precious relics ? Should we pay a visit to those attractive but horrible.

Source of News Report: https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20240205-the-sinister-history-behind-some-of-the-worlds-first-tourist-sites

Words that appear in the podcast:
1. spooky (a.): 怪異的；陰森可怕的
2. catacomb (n.): 地下墓穴
3. sinister (a.): 不祥的
4. infringe (v.): 侵犯
5. skeleton (n.): 骨架
6. sensation (n.): 知覺；轟動
7. relic (n.): 遺跡
8. secular (a.): 世俗的（非宗教的）
9. insulated (a.): 被隔離的
10. British Royal Marine (n.): 英國皇家海軍

Discussion Questions
1.Do you think visiting ancient tombs filled with bones is a way to understand history, or does it show disrespect for human rights?

2.Why are people so curious about death and related relics?
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