Photos taken in TAIWAN (3/12)

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

Some Of The Delicatessen Stores Sold Fish Paste

How Do I Know When It's Time To Eat Guavas?

With So Many Different Kinds Of Prepared Foods On Sale, It's Hard To Just Decide Which Ones To Buy

I Wonder How Many Shengjian Bao The Man Wrapping One After Another Wraps In A Day

Just By Looking At The Woman's Happy Face, It Was Easy To Imagine That This Stall Was Delicious

Even Today, The Reason Why Sugar Apples Are Rare In Japan Is Said To Be Because They Soften So Quickly When They Ripen, Making Them Difficult To Transport

Why Are All Baby Sponge Cakes The Same Shape In Japan?

The Bright Green Fence Seemed To Highlight Her Brooding Mood

Early In The Morning, You Can Encounter A Group Of People Doing Tai Chi At The Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall

People Practicing Chinese Martial Arts At The Fatherland Memorial Hall In The Early Morning

Sun Yat-sen Liked A Nameplate He Happened To See In Japan That Read Zhongshan And Began Using It As His Personal Name

The Once Large Number Of Ballroom Dancers Is Gone, And The Ballroom Dancing Craze Seems To Have Completely Disappeared From Taipei

The Menus At Taiwanese Juice Stands Are So Extensive That It Is Easy To Get Lost And End Up Ordering The Same Thing Every Time

The Ningxia Night Market Is Lined With Stalls Selling A Wide Variety Of Food

The Hustle And Bustle Disappeared Like A Lie When I Entered A Side Street From The Ningxia Night Market, And I Almost Hesitated To Continue Walking

Not Many People Visit The Night Market To Buy Watches, So The Man Who Owns The Store Seemed To Be Bored

In A Corner Of The Bustling Ningxia Night Market, A Woman Was Staring At Her Smartphone Screen

The Food That Other People Are Eating Looks So Good That Just Looking At It And Walking Around Makes Me Hungry

The Takoyaki Seemed To Have Firmly Crossed The Sea And Taken Root In A Distant Foreign Land

When The Light Turned Red, Many Motorcycles Started Waiting For The Signal

Maybe One Of The Reasons This Restaurant Doesn't Get Any Customers Is Because Of Her Brooding Expression

The Man Sitting At The Diner Table Had The Air Of A Man Avoiding A Subject He Didn't Want To Overhear

Taiwan's Food Culture Is Rich And There Are Many Dishes To Choose From, But The Trouble Is, I Only Have One Stomach

The Name Gave The Impression That All The Products Were Sold At A Discount, But The Store's Imposing Appearance Did Not Give The Impression That It Was Dealing In Cheap Goods

I Felt Like Twilight Had The Power To Immerse Me In Nostalgia

The Time Spent Pondering What To Buy May Be More Blissful Than The Time It Takes To Actually Hold And Eat It

The Fact That So Much Joss Money Is Needed For The Chinese Civilization Must Mean That Money Is Very Important To The People Of China

People Seemed To Be Sinking Into Their Own Thoughts And Sensations As The Silent Time Passed By, When All They Could Do Was Just Stand There

A Large Can, Placed Haphazardly, Was Full Of Oolong Tea Leaves

The Act Of Photography Itself Is As Personal As The Act Of Looking At A Landscape