A Day | Magazine October Issue No.137 Cycling to Freedom

No.137 | Cycling to Freedom Many people's encounters with cycling might stem from a particular moment – wanting to exercise, lose weight, keep up with friends, or simply out of curiosity. The moment your feet hit the pedals and the wind rushes past, the connection between body and speed reveals a simple joy. From cities to mountains, from roads to riverbanks, bicycles transport us through different landscapes and foster more connections between people. Wind Music | Peninsula Banquet: A Hengchun Folk Song Feast Full of Exotic Flavors - 2025 Peninsula World Folk Music Festival Column | Flower Tiles: Reproducing Taiwan's Colorful Culture Column | A Novice Driver's Southern France Road Trip Notes Column | Continuous Exploration Will Eventually Lead You to Your Own Answers Essay | The Wind Passes Behind Me Lifestyle Business Terry | Cycling × Design × Life: Terry's STAND Collection Ding Chunting | Riding Life into Scenery, Bringing Art into the Everyday Shawn | Between Work and Hobbies: Practicing Life's Rhythm with Cycling and Space Lifestyle Experience Kevin | Crossing Mountains and Seas, Finding Oneself on the Road Eric | Ride Your Best, Then Enjoy It to the Fullest Zhao Yancheng | A Love-Hate Relationship with Cycling tokyobike | Practicing a Slower Pace of Life in a Japanese Wooden Cabin Column | Kanazawa: The Ancient Charm and New Breeze of Hokuriku