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Favorite thing: Faokuangshan is Buddahsim saint place.
The most famous is hundert thousands golden statues.
Faokuangshan is not only for monks, but also for normal people who would like to touch Buddahism, for example there is college for Buddahsim knowledge and camps for children.
Written Jan 5, 2008
Favorite thing: Chiji district is big beach. There is tunnel underground from Koahsiung port to it.
Chiji is popular trip destination for elementary schools. The big sheet beach is water playing paradise for childred.
Written Jan 5, 2008
Favorite thing: Kaohsiung is big harbour and has individul fishing and business ports.
Fishing port stays all kinds of boats and what can catch your eyes may be big ones.
To catch big & high-valued fish fishermen work on ocean for several months. They use big net to transport fish from boat to land. Fish hills on ground are picked up quick by labors into big bags. Bags in truck go directly to fish can factory.
Written Jan 5, 2008
Favorite thing: Love-River flows through Koahsiung's heart into sea. Because of industry pollution, once it was Koahsiung people's plain. However, now it's their pride.
Its face in day and at night are very different. At night the river belongs to lovers. If you are so lucky and that don't need to stand in line, please just take boat for short sightseeing. The amazing landscape with breeze can melt your heart.
Written Jan 5, 2008
Favorite thing: We exist to assist the English-speaking community in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. We facilitate the English Information Center hosted by the Kaohsiung City Government, Bureau of Human Resources and Development, 801 Chongde Road, Tsoying District. Come check it out! We also send e-mails regarding jobs, items wanted and for sale, and information.
Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/accesskaohsiung/
Im a volunteer there so feel free to contact me :)
Written Apr 9, 2005
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Favorite thing: put some words on here as a memo!
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* ÎrÇò¡¡¡¡¡¡Shrimp balls
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* Íë¸â¡¡¡¡¡¡Salty rice pudding
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* Å´Ã׸⡡¡¡Glutinous rice cakes
* Óóî^¸â¡¡¡¡Taro cake
* ÈâˆA¡¡¡¡¡¡Taiwanese Meatballs
* Ë®¾§ïœ¡¡¡¡Pyramid dumplings
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* ¶¹¸É¡¡¡¡¡¡Dried tofu
¡¾Others ÆäËû¡¿
* ®”šwø†¡¡¡¡Angelica duck
* ™‰ÀÆ¡¡¡¡¡¡Betel nut
Written Sep 3, 2004
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Favorite thing: put some words on here as a memo!
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* ¾Â²ËºÐ¡¡¡¡Fried leek dumplings
* ˮ¡¡¡¡¡Boiled dumplings
* Õô¡¡¡¡¡Steamed dumplings
* ðzî^¡¡¡¡¡¡Steamed buns
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* ϡ¡¡¡¡¡Rice porridge
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* ?FÈâ¡¡¡Braised pork rice
* µ°³´ïˆ¡¡¡¡Fried rice with egg
* µØ¹ÏÖà¡¡¡¡Sweet potato congee
¡¾noodles üIî?¡¿
* ðQï‚üI¡¡¡¡Wonton & noodles
* µ¶Ï÷üI¡¡¡¡Sliced noodles
* ÂéÀ±üI¡¡¡¡Spicy hot noodles
* ÂéáuüI¡¡¡¡Sesame paste noodles
* ø†ÈâüI¡¡¡¡Duck with noodles
* ùZÈâüI¡¡¡¡Goose with noodles
* ÷Xô~üI¡¡¡¡Eel noodles
* žõýˆüI¡¡¡¡Seafood noodles
* òÂ×ÐüI¾€¡¡Oyster thin noodles
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* ¶¬·Û¡¡¡¡¡¡Green bean noodle
* Õ¥²ËÈâ½züI¡¡¡¡Pork , pickled mustard green noodles
Updated Sep 3, 2004
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Favorite thing: Visit the Dragon and Lion Pagodas. The dragon's throat is the entrance and the lion's mouth is the exit. This symbolizes turning bad luck to good fortune. Inside there are paintings of heaven and hell and of China's most obedient sons.
Written Jan 16, 2003
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Favorite thing: Two massive pavilions, dedicated to Kuan Kung, the God of War, the Apring and Autumn Pavilions were completed in 1951. In front of the Pavilions is a statue of Kuanyin, the Goddess of Mercy. She is riding a dragon.
Written Jan 16, 2003
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Fondest memory: One of my fondest memories was wandering around the city night markets. There were 3 of us on the first part of our tour. A Japanese gentleman who lived in Brazil and didn't speak much English (not that that mattered, we got around it) and a lovely Professor from Iowa University (who has remained a good friend of mine). We had no idea where we were going but we just left the hotel, first stopped for some dinner, then continued walking. We ended up wandering around night markets. The city at night was brightly lit with neons everywhere, some fairly suggestive ones at that :-).
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Updated Dec 18, 2002
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