Forget the Rumors! 🇹🇼 Taiwan is NOT What You Think (AT ALL!)
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Actually, there used to be a lot of trash cans. But then people started stuffing their household garbage into them, making a mess, so many were removed.
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No wonder I couldn't find any trash cans! I often end up carrying used tissues or empty bubble tea cups around for ages.
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Excuse me, are public restrooms readily available?
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Some convenience stores (like 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Hi-Life) have restrooms.
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Every photo brings back memories of my trip there last November.
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Come on, post some pictures!
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For mobile payments, there's Apple Pay and Line Pay.
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Line? That's the first I've heard of it.
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You're great at photography! Even the rundown streets look so charming in your pictures.
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Haha, Taiwan might look a bit rundown at first glance. But then you discover it has a unique charm. It really grows on you and leaves a lasting impression after you've left.
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Comparatively, electronic payments aren't as widespread here. You definitely need to carry cash. Street food stalls and some great local eateries or cafes still prefer cash.
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That's right! And the ride-hailing apps seem different too. Apart from Uber, our usual ride-hailing apps don't work there.
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Trash cans... you can just use the ones in any of the convenience stores all over the place.
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Basically, the trash cans in convenience stores are meant for customers who've eaten there. Most people feel a bit awkward just walking in to throw away their outside trash.
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For a sweet and fair-skinned girl like you, even if you weren't lost, I'd offer to help you cross the street.
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You're so sweet!
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There are many mobile payment options, just not Alipay which you guys might be used to. You could try Apple Pay next time.
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We all use Alipay.