Photos taken in TAIWAN (2/12)

The Tea Vendor, Established Over 100 Years Ago, Was Crowded With Many Customers

A Woman Was Sitting In The Cafeteria And Another Woman Was Standing Next To Her At A Stoplight

The Only Thing Sold Was A Bunch Of Bananas And Some Bamboo Shoots

If It Is Written In Traditional Chinese, I Can Somehow Read The Meaning, But If It Is Written In Simplified Chinese, This Is Not The Case

A Woman Was Walking In The Center Of A Sun-drenched Road Instead Of Along The Shaded Roadside At The Bailan Market

Taiwan's Motorcycle Ownership Rate Is 65.3 Per 100 People, Making It The Most Popular Country For Motorcycles

I Think The Chinese People Look Best In Tank Tops In The World

Although This Is My First Visit To Bailan Market, It Is A Strange Market That Makes Me Feel Nostalgic

It's Fun To Walk Through A Market With A Local Atmosphere Like The Bailan Market

What Non-traditional Market Are You Referring To?

The Stores Out On The Street Have Their Stores Open In Front Of The Building Entrances As A Matter Of Course

The Peak Season For Bamboo Shoots In Taiwan Is July And August

As Long As You Have Google Maps, You Can Go To Local Markets That Aren't Tourist Attractions

I Always Thought It Would Be Fun To Speak The Local Language In A Foreign Country, But That Will Never Happen

Unlike Tourist Markets, When You Go To A Local Market, Neither The Shoppers Nor The People Doing Business Are Wearing The Masks For Tourists

The Very Useful Google Maps Doesn't Even Tell You How To Pay The Fee

The Front Of Lungshan Temple Is Heavily Decorated, And If You Look Closely, You Can See A Dragon And Some Flowers In Bloom

An Old Woman With Prayer Beads In Her Hands Was Reciting Scripture While Counting The Times

Many Worshippers At Lungshan Temple Reading Sutras In The Precincts Of The Temple

Some People Say That You Have To Give Your Address When You Visit A Temple, But I Wonder What The Truth Is

Lungshan Temple Is Not Only A Tourist Attraction, But Also A Place Of Worship For The Locals, So No Matter When You Visit, It Is Always Full Of People Seeking For Blessings

There Are Always Many Visitors To Lungshan Temple, A Temple That Attracts The Faith Of The Locals

In Lungshan Temple, The Main Hall Where The Guanyin Is Enshrined Is Surrounded By Halls Where Other Deities Are Enshrined

In Poe Fortune-telling, You Grab Two Poes And Throw Them Toward The Ground, And Depending On The Condition Of The Poes, You Can Divine Your Fortune

A Woman Reading Scripture And A Woman Looking At A Tablet Sat In The Precincts Of Lungshan Temple

Apparently, Poe Divination, Which Is Widely Practiced In China, Has Never Propagated To Japan

A Man Making A Hand Seal In Front Of The Altar Was Also Worshipping At Lungshan Temple

The Main Deity Of Lungshan Temple Is The Bodhisattva Guanyin, But There Are Also Other Deities Enshrined In The Small Temple Grounds

The Uber App Is Convenient Because You Don't Have To Tell Them Where You're Going And You Don't Have To Negotiate The Price

A Man In A Mandarin-colored Uniform Dispensing Chinese Herbs In An Upscale Chinese Medicine Store

Even In The Historic Datong District, It Is Difficult To Feel Its History Just By Walking Around

There Was Also A Restaurant Serving Sushi In The Food Court Of Yongle Market

In Dihua Street, There Was Stores Selling Swallow's Nest, A Luxury Ingredient In Cantonese Cuisine

Most Of The Stores On Dihua Street Are Dry Food And Chinese Medicine Stores, But There Are Also Some Stores Selling Meat Buns

Dihua Street, An Old Street That Has Remained Since Before World War II, Is Lined With Stores Selling Chinese Herbs, Dried Goods, Crustaceans, And Dried Fruits

In Taiwan, It's A Common Breakfast To Eat Doujiang And Fried Bread Called Youtiao

In The Chinese-speaking World, Dumplings And Rice Are The Same Thing, So There Is No Such Thing As Eating White Rice With Dumplings As A Side Dish

The Thoughtful Gestures That Women Take In Supermarkets And Other Places Were The Same In Japan And Taiwan

The Elderly Woman Passed By Without Even Looking At The Vegetables In The Vegetable Section

A Man Was Selling Taiwanese Tea With Exaggerated Sales Talk At The Chenggong Market