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Good Morning, Taiwan.
... direction could likely take longer than retracing our steps and may leave us with an impromptu extension of our already lengthy 9-hour stopover.
Our time of aimless wander was principally occupied by our stomach’s intrigue in the both delightfully aesthetic and delightfully economic culinary offerings of what I can without a doubt continue to refer to as a completely foreign world, even after considering my ...
Busy day in Taipei
... destination was Taipei 101, which is the second tallest building in the world. On our way there we took the Metro. There are two shopping malls at the Metro. One is very upscale and the other is, well, not. We were there before the shops opened but I snapped a few photos. For some reason the security guard approached me waving his hand indicating no pictures. We are not sure why we couldn't take pictures but I'm in a foreign country so ...
Taipei, Day Four: Temple + Underground Mall
It seems that my new wake-up call nowadays is the sound of a telephone ringing. It was so dark and when the phone was ringing (it was my uncle), I thought it was 3 AM, but it was actually 7:30 AM. I checked my iPod and phone to make sure the time was right, and it was, so I got up and told my sisters to get ready to have breakfast.
At around 10:30 AM, my uncle came into my parents' hotel room (my whole family was in there) ...
The Journey of Taste Buds
... Hualian has many ethanic tribes and is famous for being the place that produces many of Taiwan’s greatest singers and dancers. It has more aboriginal populations than any other cities in Taiwan. Hualian alsos produce this beautiful “rose marble” stones. Mia warmed up to “Ye Ye” (grandpa) and “Na Na” (grandma) immediately but definitely showed her favorism of Ye Ye (Ray). She dances, sings and chatters with ...
Fête de la pleine lune
... architecture.
Au risque de me répéter, il a été président de la République de Chine, en Chine continentale. Il dut retraiter à Taiwan, suite à son échec contre les communistes de Mao. Malgré un régime démocratique en surface, c'était dans les faits un régime à parti unique et Taiwan était sous la loi martiale, sous son règne.
Pour oublier un peu le passé, les taiwanais l'ont renommé ...



