#81 Taiwan -- [Travel Memories]

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                                  1. Exiting Taipei 101 at Lightning Speed

This is a skyscraper in Xinyi district in Taipei. It was the world's tallest building until a new record was signed by the Burj Khalifa building in the United Arab Emirates. Taking the name of 101 in Taipei 101. At the same time, Taipei 101 has the second fastest elevator in the world. While the elevator is approaching 16.8 meters / second, while you are having a lot of fun on the one hand, you can pass on bad news on the other hand. Taipei 101, built in the form of a rising bamboo, is the largest icon in Taiwan.



                       2. Going to a Hotpot Restaurant in Rainy and Cool Weather

Let's say the weather is cool and rainy, you're a little cold, you're a little hungry. There is something very nice for you to warm up and to satisfy your stomach. Name: Hotpot. Think of a big table in the middle of a burning stove. On this burning stove is a two-compartment dedicated hotpot pot with duck liver and tofu cooked spicy soup, and one side with a creamy vegetable soup. But that's not all. Over time, vegetables such as mushrooms, leeks, celery leaves; bacon, tripe, intestine, pork, chicken; oysters, mussels, shrimps and octopuses. At first you can not imagine that so many offal, meat, and vegetables come together, but in turn you throw boiling sacks and expect to cook for a very short time. With the help of a tong, you can take it on plates and enjoy a nice meal with chopsticks and a team spirit that emerges as a result of collective work. You will thank yourself that you are not prejudiced when incorporating these delicious soups.



                                    3. Praying at Longshan Temple

There are countless Buddhist temples in Taiwan. You can witness dozens of colorful squares around here. The curious visitors of the temple take lots of pictures, and the Taiwanese offer their gratitude to the Buddha and they pray. Fables, flowers and flowers are set up in the courtyard of the temple. Do not touch them, they are the gifts to the Buddha. You can also light an incense and pray. The Taiwanese who belong to different beliefs already pray here.



                         4. Visiting the Honorable Sun Yat-Sen Monument

A monument of enormous size was made for Sun Yat Sen, the thinker and politician who was considered the father of modern China. This monument was built in 1964 to reflect national cultural accumulation and the unique moral and revolutionary character of Sun Yat Sen. This is not an ordinary monument; a cultural center where artistic activities take place and academic studies are carried out at the same time ...



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