拜拜ê時除了紅龜粿，嘛有麵龜，米龜，猶有廟宇會辦乞龜，予逐家食平安龜。是按怎做的是龜，毋是別款動物? 這個傳統按怎來的？往過按怎食龜？「摃龜」對佗位來？這集講龜的文化佮信仰。

Pài-pài ê sî tû-liáu âng-ku-kóe, mā ū mī-ku, bí-ku, iáu-ū biō-ú ē pān khit-ku, hō͘ ta̍k-ke chia̍h pêng-an-ku. Sī-án-chóaⁿ chò--ê sī ku, m̄-sī pa̍t-khoán tōng-bu̍t? Chit-ê thôan-thóng án-chóaⁿ lâi--ê? Éng-kòe án-chóaⁿ chia̍h ku? “Khòng-ku” tùi tó-uī lâi? Chit chi̍p kóng ku ê bûn-hòa kap sìn-gióng.

When making offerings, besides red turtle-shaped rice cakes, there are also flour turtles, rice turtles, and some temples even hold "turtle-begging" ceremonies for everyone to receive a "peace turtle" to eat for good fortune. Why are they made in the shape of a turtle and not another kind of animal? Where does this tradition come from? In the past, how were turtles eaten? Where does the phrase "khòng-ku" (to strike out/come up empty-handed) originate? This episode discusses the culture and beliefs surrounding turtles.

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