“很多人觉得原住民教育落后，但其实我们这些城市人才是‘万物之耻’。” 作为一个拥有冒险精神的 90 后，郭于珂分享了她如何致力于将原住民的生活展现于大家面前。她勇敢地涉足了马来半岛的深山和茂林，与原住民建立友情，甚至与水蛭为伴，一切都是为了记录原住民的生活。 她的目标不仅仅是体验他们的生活方式，更是捕捉他们的声音和影像，以便让更多人了解那些生活在森林和山川之间的朋友。他们看似遥远，却与我们息息相关。 对于珂来说，踏入马来西亚原住民的世界，目睹他们多样的面孔和信仰，揭示了真正的马来西亚精髓。这促使城市居民重新审视自己的存在方式。只有探索原住民的世界，才能揭示真正的马来西亚。 “Many people think indigenous education is backward, but in reality, it’s us city folks who have the most to be ashamed of.” As an adventurous individual from the post-90s generation, Kuik Yi Ke shared how she was dedicated to showcasing the lives of indigenous people to the world. She fearlessly ventured into the deep mountains and lush forests of the Malay Peninsula, forming friendships with indigenous communities, even enduring encounters with leeches, in her quest to document the lives of these indigenous people. Her goal goes beyond merely experiencing their way of life; it’s about capturing their voices and images so that more people can come to understand these friends who reside between the forests and mountains, seemingly distant but deeply interconnected with us. For Yi Ke, stepping into the world of the indigenous people and witnessing their diverse faces and beliefs reveals the true essence of Malaysia. It prompts urban residents to reconsider their own way of existence. Only by exploring the world of indigenous people can we unveil the authentic Malaysia. #TEDx #TEDxPetalingStreet #TEDx茨廠街 #TEDx茨厂街 #Balance2023 #衡2023 #郭于珂 #KuikYiKe #原住民 #摄影 郭于珂，自由记者兼摄影师，毕业于台湾政治大学新闻系，目前是台大人类学所研究生。她曾获得星洲日报《花踪文学奖》报告文学评审奖，曾入围亚洲出版业协会 (SOPA AWARD) 2021 年“卓越人权报道奖”。其摄影作品曾在台北国际摄影艺术交流展展出。她也曾担任电视台记者兼棚内导播。她把自己形容为一个生在钢骨森林，却心系热带雨林的女子，至今已勇闯马来半岛多座深山野林，喜欢与原住民为友、水蛭为伍，只为记录原住民的生活，体验原住民的生活方式，并致力于记录他们的声音和形象，让更多人知道，在森里与山河之间，住了一群看似遥远却与我们唇齿相依的朋友。 Kuik Yi Ke is a freelance journalist and photographer. She is currently a graduate student at the Department of Anthropology at National Taiwan University. She was also shortlisted for the “Excellence in Reporting on Human Rights” category at the 2021 SOPA Awards organised by the Society of Publishers in Asia. Yi Ke was formerly a video journalist and studio director at Astro TV Station, a prominent content and entertainment company in Malaysia. Yi Ke is an intrepid explorer of Malaysia’s natural wonders. She has explored numerous remote mountains and forests across the Malay Peninsula. Her mission is to document their lives, experience their way of life, and preserve their voices and images. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx