Anyone traveling to Taiwan during this unbearably hot summer is a true warrior.

Hahaha, for real. This is exactly what happens when you don't heed advice... I didn't do my homework... So I rushed to post this as a reminder to everyone: absolutely, positively use public transport!

It's not that it's bad, it's more like... the flavors are what you'd expect. It doesn't have that 'wow' factor like Tainan's street food.

Everyone's so focused on creating new accounts (rerolling), what are we supposed to do about the 'fumu' (driftwood)?

I think shorts are fine; just bring a jacket. The key is to bring flip-flops or buy a pair here – they're essential for rain and comfortable even when it's not raining. For seven days, I think 13,000 TWD should be enough unless you're planning on expensive activities or restaurants.

Taking notes!

You seem to have a pretty big problem yourself.

People's eyes are sharp and bright. With a thousand people come a thousand perspectives; what one sees as beautiful, is beautiful to them.

You learn something new every day! I've already donated all my invoices today based on what everyone in the comments said, hahaha!

Actually, this also varies by region. Plenty of people say 'lǎopó' (老婆 - wife). Different places have many different terms.

Hi, I was wondering, are massages generally cheaper over here?

The Sicao Green Tunnel, Chimei Museum, watching the sunset at Yuguang Island, and exploring the creative shops and historical sites on Shennong Street – these are all definitely worth visiting!

The competition is just too intense. The moment I step onto the street, it's flooded with yellow cabs.

Well, they rake in over a trillion yuan in tobacco taxes every year, so...

I've finally decided to delete the first picture.