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Their houses are all made of some kind of flat stones~because of the unique terrain~it is cool ~
and they really respect of lily~the lily and the snake are both the symbol of Lu-kai tribe~
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I never know that people in Kaohsiung are so friendly until one day in August 2003, with the humid weather and the unbearable sun (as always). My friend and I came here from Taichung for the interview to apply for a college. We were supposed to get off the bus at the train station but we went off earlier and we didn’t have much time left. My heart was bouncing hard. Luckily enough, the owner of the teashop told us the right bus to catch on!
We got on the bus after waiting for around a quarter. I wondered where to get off while inserting the coins, with a surprise that the fee is only 12 dollars where you pay 20 dollars in Taichung.
“Where are you heading to?” said the driver in Taiwanese.
“We’re going to Wenzao.” I said.
“Alright. I reckon you’re not locals here huh? I’ll remind you before the stop.” Replied with a warm voice.
Kindness. This is the first impression I had while first arriving here. You wouldn’t find a bus driver yelling at you (you found tons in Taichung two years ago); people are kind and willing to help you, and you may find someone who doesn’t mind for a chat! I, growing up in Taichung, felt quite surprised and warm inside. Leave a Comment
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Some of my foreigners would tell me that they felt that people were starred at them while they're here, not only in Kaohsiung.
Well someone might feels uncomfortable when you figure out that there're tons of eyes starring at you, but just take it as a compliment :), we stare mostly because you look pretty/cute/handsome/nice.
So how's that feel? I know it's annoying to be starred but i guess tons of people here are just curious of people from different countries. So next time put on your sun glasses or simply give a smile! (i guess you'll then find some residents smile you back (with a shy face or some giggle..?)) Leave a Comment
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