Well, the first time I stepped out of
Well, my trip was mainly just to explore
Well, in the roads of
Sometimes, you may also see beggars lying on the streets in the night market. Don’t be trick by them, they may look sympathetic but they are actually not beggars, they are people who work for a certain gang to earn money by acting as a beggar on the street. If you observe them for a while, you would realize that when they grow tired, they will hide in a corner to smoke (cigarettes there are not cheap at all)…
There were many places that I have been in
Hua Lian’s people are pretty relaxed they don’t really rush most of the time. Everyday, they would wake up at 3am in the morning (that’s seriously early for me) and go fishing…then at about dawn, they would start going to work and continue working till evening, then get home and sleep at about 8-9pm (as they will have to wake up early again). This is their type of lifestyle which, I myself cannot adapt to it, since I am always sleeping at
There was another mountain which I went which was much colder than hua lian’s. That was Ah Li Shan, that place had a temperature of about 8 degrees Celsius. Quite a normal temperature for a tall mountain but because we were too used to the weather in the cities, we felt pretty cold such that even my hands almost went numb. However, despite the cold weather, we enjoy walking through the
Well, mountains were not only the places I visited in Taiwan, there are also places in the city which I visited like Kaoshiung, which was a different places as compared to Hua Lian, the people there are pretty much like Singaporeans, busy and anxious…though they are much more developed than Hua Lian. If you would ever go there, you would feel uncomfortable when crossing the roads as the drivers there takes the traffic lights as a reference. They dun really bother whether you are crossing the road at the right time, once there is a chance for them to pass through the crowd, they will do so. Hence, it would be best to follow the crowd when crossing the roads there (so at least you have some ‘protection’).
Still, they were places we visited in Kaoshiung. For example, the Fokuangshang, also known as the “Light of the Buddha” Mountain where we saw a 120 meter tall statue of a Buddha together with 480 standing Buddha statues around it.
The Pearl Culture Centre where we learn how pearl is made and it’s location in
Still, nothing beats
Well, like Kaoshiung there will definitely be a place in
I guess even though