Taiwan: Just Me, or a Bit Meh?
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Sure, here is the translation:
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- Am I being too idealistic about my image of Taiwan?
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- After all, I grew up watching Taiwanese TV dramas, (here, "Taiwanese drama" refers to those popular shows that used to be a huge hit in mainland China)
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- I also really love watching variety shows and street interviews in Taiwan. ("Variety shows" in Taiwan are usually light-hearted and entertaining, while street interviews offer glimpses into the lives of ordinary Taiwanese people)
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- Although I don't have a particularly specific image of Taiwan in my mind,
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- but when I arrived here, it didn't feel exactly as I had imagined before!
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Taiwan is the only place I've visited that I'm eager to go back to.
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Thank you for loving Taiwan!
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I don't think Taipei is much fun; Tainan and Kaohsiung are more enjoyable.
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Tainan's zongzi (rice dumplings) and beef fried rice are a must-eat for me every time I visit.
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I'm planning a solo trip to Taiwan for the first time in July for about 5-6 days. Any city recommendations?
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Honestly, July isn't recommended for anywhere in Taiwan. You'll get roasted by the heat!
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When will travel from mainland China to Taiwan (the main island) be reopened? I'd love to visit.
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It really depends on what you like. I went to Taiwan because someone I love is there.
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Whether a place is 'fun' really depends on how you explore it. I personally love just wandering the streets, trying delicious food I come across, and visiting areas where locals live. If the street scenes are beautiful and there's good food, I consider it fun, rather than judging a place solely by its famous tourist attractions.
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Just got to Tainan yesterday, and it feels a bit like my hometown. The locals are so lovely and welcoming—it's so heartwarming. I really like the people here.
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I want to go, but I can't.
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Why is that?
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If you're looking for fun, the central and southern parts of Taiwan are actually better.
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Uh, where in Taiwan did you take these photos? They look a bit strange.