Welcome to My Local Blog
I would like to start sharing interesting things in Taiwan for people around the globe. If this is the first time that you ever heard about this country, it is the right place for you. I don’t represent the government or any organization, so I say or write anything straightforward.
Despite the different colonization here, Taiwan has long been a place full of treasures and wonders. I would like to show you guys the real life here from the perspective of a civilian. If my articles could raise your attentions to get to know this island, I appreciate.
To begin with
Qingguang Market, a little-known spot for eating
Qingguang Market is an organized place for tourists to shop and eat. Traditional glutinous oil rice, soup noodles, steak, Vietnamese spring rolls, Japanese sushi, and Taiwanese doughnuts are all popular at this shopping district. There is a little park near the Qingguang Market, where children play around and adults can relax for a short while….
Happy Thanksgiving
Today we had Thanksgiving meal at the Okura Prestige Hotel in Taipei. At this hotel, we could enjoy French side dishes, beef, hams, Japanese sushi, sashimi, Taiwanese noodles, and Chinese ducks. Foods are delicious, and drinks are unique. You could have fresh juice, hot chocolate, milk tea, or coffee. Fruits definitely deserve to try, because…
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i visited taiwan long back and its beautiful.
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Hi, Danyelle:
Thanks for leaving comment here, it is a great pleasure to hear such thing from you. I will keep creating meaningful contents to you and other readers. Sorry for the late reply.
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Thanks for the sensible critique. Me & my neighbor were just preparing to do some research on this. We got a grab a book from our local library but I think I learned more from this post. I’m very glad to see such great information being shared freely out there.
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Hope my real experience could help your research. I will continue my blog and share with you guys.
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I have loved making the stuffing for the bird and seeing the beauty of it when it comes out of the oven and the wonderful smells of the different foods. Now, it is scaled down and not as satisfying as it used to be, but still nice to have family near. During the Pandamic it was just photos of everyone sitting at our table.
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I love the traditional way of cooking turkey, but in Taiwan, only hotel restaurants offer such service with higher prices than normal roast chicken houses. People here drink pumpkin soup sometimes at the Western style restaurant. Hope the pandemic will be over as soon as possible.
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