Taiwan Exchange: Actually Pretty Rough, NGL.

[Emma Kihn]

I once got a single-entry pass, and with it, I found what seemed like a permanent one. Holding onto that, I went through two years of being young, reckless, and naive. After a lot of twists and turns, I let go of that permanent pass. Now, that place, that pass... it all just feels like a dream.

[Carmen Willms]

Oh, is it that much fun? Guess I'll just head downstairs then.

[Kelvin Shanahan DVM]

Is this the domestic version of 'a year for a UK master's, a lifetime of love for Britain'?

[Clarence Hessel II]

You little rascal! I'm gonna get a van full of 'bread men' to sort you out!

[Kristi Doyle]

I've been to Taiwan three times, covering the north, central, and south. Planning to go again after I finish my project at the end of this year. Beautiful scenery, friendly people – it's an absolutely stunning place.

[Lucia Feest]

This place is gorgeous! Where is it? It looks a bit like Taichung.

[Linda Dietrich]

Can't sleep? Have some Thai 'sleep aid candy.' That's being a bit melodramatic and over-the-top.

[Timothy Denesik]

Any brands to recommend? I genuinely can't sleep.

[Joanne Swift]

I love Yilan's coastline the most; it has a kind of rugged beauty. All the best.

[Ken Fahey]

The Qingshui Cliffs in Hualien are my absolute all-time favorite!

[Theodore Wiza]

I was just about to tease you, but then I remembered: that year you spent on exchange there was the freest and happiest time of my life, a time I can never go back to.

[Abel Schulist MD]

I'm still going through withdrawal.

[Mr. Jody Bednar]

I went on exchange in 2015, and to this day, it feels like the purest and most wonderful time of my life. I just hope that when I go back, everything I remember is still the same.

[Glenn Ryan PhD]

How good is it? Can you tell us more?