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Chu Yu Kaohsiung

No.387 An Ning Street, San Ming District Kaohsiung, Taiwan

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Teaching in Taiwan

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... Chinese. My response after just staring at him because I do not understand is "no Chinese!" (the kids are not allowed to speak Chinese in the classroom) and then I will say "Teacher Stephanie doesn't speak Chinese" in English and then he just stares at me and tries again. Thank goodness for my CT Sharron because without her my kids would never have their random questions answered.

My older students are just as funny. They ...

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Mambo with Little Liuchiu Scenic Area

A travel blog entry by winland

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... are printed against the white, clean wall. Under the blue sky, you can hardly have the imagination related to ghosts. Moving on to the mouth of the cave, you may find a stone altar dedicated to the spirits of Black Devil Cave. You start to act cautiously, not because you are afraid of ghosts, but because you don’t want to get stuck in some narrow caves. There is a path winding along reefs. It is shaded from the sun by rocks and ...

Business Weekend in Taiwan

A travel blog entry by megt

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... navy blue tights (I couldn't read the tag! It's in Chinese) instead of black to match my black dress and black shoes, but with all of the eccentric fashion choices I've seen in recent weeks, I decided it would be an "American" fashion statement and didn't give it a second thought.

When we arrived at the hotel/shopping center/convention center where we would have dinner it was really comical that it took us longer to get up the elevator than it took us ...

Checking out the Hello Kitty Ferris Wheel

A travel blog entry by trina-in-taipei

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... and I am a hot and sweaty mess. I don't know if I've mentioned that nobody walks in Kaohsiung. They all ride scooters or drive. I think the heat is the main reason for this. That also explains why sidewalks are used primarily as scooter parking lots and pedestrians have to walk on the road in most areas of the city! Perhaps I should have spent the day practicing my balance on a bike to get more scooter ready!

Anyway, I went up to the top floor ...

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