That's why when I'm shopping in Taipei, I always ignore any salespeople who suddenly pop up, and I don't take any free gifts, just to avoid them pestering me relentlessly.

[Its] GDP is higher than Shanghai's. So, who's really the one with high aspirations here?

Maybe it's because you don't listen to Taiwanese singers or watch Taiwanese variety shows, movies, and TV dramas, right?

We rode down a small path, with fields and weeds all around.

Just wondering, roughly when is the off-season?

Thanks! I'm not so worried anymore, hahaha.

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I saw T-shirts for 3 for 1000 TWD in Ximending.

Wow, actually making a meme reference!

That's true if you're only looking at the streetscapes. But Taiwan is small, so even if you live in the countryside, getting to a city doesn't take much time. Life is still very convenient.

I really don't want to.

I was fortunate enough to visit a few years ago, and it was such a pleasant surprise and quite astounding. Whether it's the local customs and people, the cleanliness of the cities and countryside, or the high caliber of the people – it's all so different from mainland China. I want to go back N times!

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Aside from the rainy season being a bit disappointing, everything else has been wonderful! 🥳

Nice to meet you.

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That's a very good description.