The Wishing Tree! It was our first time riding to it! (My first been there as well). There weren't many people owing to the stupid hot weather I believe! Paid HKD$3 to buy some papers with spells on it, and wrote down our wishes on them and "fling" them on the tree. It was fun at the beginning.. you get pissed off when you can't toss it on the tree........
McDonald's! When, the initiative of taking this picture was kind of stupid.. haha.. we basically want to show foreigners how cheap our McD's actually is! We've all heard that oversea McD's are money-leeches!
Hehe.. I am good at bike! I can cycle with either of my hands off.. As I can remember, I can cycle when I was very young.. like 5 or 6 when dad took off the assist wheels, I like cycling.. a lot faster than walking :p
It was Yan's birthday so we went cycling with her :) I saw Hong Kong with a view of a foreigner, undeniable, Hong Kong is really beautiful.. even our rural areas are beautiful!
Peacock! This was the first time I saw a REAL peacock! I even got to see its "tail" opened.. Hehe.. due to the low battery of the Digital Camera we couldn't take any pic in Sun Moon Lake, which was really really beautiful.. Well. It really was a pity!
Isn't it strange? This is the golden area for people who get no seat! This is the culture thing I guess.. Taiwanese are really strict, for twice we were chewing gums in MRT, passersby told us "how dare you chew gum here, you will be fined". Even though it's not allowed to eat in Hong Kong, but we are NOT that strict anyway.. horrible I'd say, and no Taiwanese LEAN on doors!
The last picture of the day... It was above 1300 feet! (I can't really remember the hight) It was cold like the air-conditioner was turned on :) It looks like a picture from fairy tales.... In Hong Kong, you never can see this kind of mountain! We went to see herds of sheep on the mountain top. They were caged, poor babies, however, you can feed them. I want to say.. there were a lot of shit on the grass :p haha!
This "house" is really European style, very Swiss.. though I never been to Switzerland :p hehehe... It was a happy picture :) Next to this house, Ho Yu Sze took us to see some rabbits, very very nice little ones :D He's very nice little boy. I love it when he asked us questions :p His questions were stupid! haha!
I look feminine in the pic :) Probably because of the dress - the cloth :p I was really glad back then, because when I think about Ho Yu Sze, the boy, who really liked us, I smile :)
Haha! We were at the back of a trunk! The driver was a Tayal! I love Tayal, their traditional clothes are very nice :p This was the first time the 3 of us taking a car like this.. really funny :) Laughable :p
I guess we walked 2 miles, and we saw a tea stall :) The man in the pic is Uncle Poon. He was an architect. He had been through a lot as we talked with him. We all learnt a free lesson there! He gave us free tea and free peaches, and caught a car for us to go to ChingJing Farm for free! How can I forget such a nice people? So, we asked for his address, he gave it to us and also his mobile and home number! I am going to write a letter to him to thank him!
Another thousand of miles :p Another pic of view :D And those were our tea :) Ah, one thing I have to praise about Taiwan, their drinks are really cheap, a lot cheaper than in Hong Kong!
Look at the parrot! First time saw such a big one! And it wasn't locked in the cage! It was standing on the trash bucket and looking for food! When Po offered it some grass, it ate them! I told the 2 foreigners about this parrot, and they came to see too :)
In front of the National Palace Museum, the picture was taken by a mainlander who understood Cantonese :) There were so many foreigners that day, very nice, the first time I saw so many foreigners in Taiwan! Oh, look at what we were holding! It was Pocari, the size is better than those in Hong Kong, and it's even cheaper! Hehehe..
National Palace Museum :D It was really grand :) We didn't stay there long enough to see all the "wonders" though... I remember when we rushed to see those chops of ancient kings of China, haha.. and that we were slipping around on the slippery floor! Totally fun!
Well.. hehe.. it doesn't look very tasty.. but this is famous in Taiwan... Do Taiwanese really love this? I didn't order these, just Po and Yan :p It tastes okay....
Take a seat :) It was our first time entered the hotspring... it was like.. crazy! You have to be naked! No towels are allowed! We were smart, we got few towels in the hotspring.. hehe... there wasn't so many women in the female hotspring, luckily.. and we talked and talked.. very good experience :)
It was the alien. Well, I basically don't believe this is how alien looks. Human beings are pretty funny you know, they feel frightened by other life-form... why?
Get inside the "Believe it or Not", the first display you can see is this. It surely looks horrible, it was the head!! It is even smaller than our palms!
See? These were our tickets to get in the Crystal Museum :) You can even see crystals in the chairs there! Really cool :) Another discovery, Taiwan's mesuems close on Monday before 5!!
Go inside the main building, there are more temples in there. You can get some incent sticks for free in there which is really cool. We had our Buddha worshipped and had our asked for our future with some sticks. Somehow I think Taiwanese are more superstitious than Chinese..
The Long-Shan temple, people say it's efficacious, we have no way to know if it's for real! But one thing for sure.. there were many people worshipping when we were there that day :)
Needless to say what it is :) Yan took this picture when she saw a really pro man held his super pro camera taking a picture of lotus flower! But I have to say, this pic is pro as well :D
Time to move! This is the Botanical Garden :) We asked a Japanese woman to take this picture. One discovery here, most travellers in Taiwan can speak Mandarin! Even foreigners!
Hehehe.. it's pretty yellow the pic, those flowers and the mill there were beautiful! Guess what? I saw Dancing Girl there in the scene! p.s. the backpack was really heavy..
Look at Chiang Kai-Shek! Haha, can you see him? Alright, we were kinda ignoring him, but anyway, it was fun :p Ah, Chiang Kai-Shek was handsome when he was young!
The National Musical Theatre, just beside the CKS Memorial Hall, it was closed that day so we couldn't get inside. Though we saw some break-dancers there practising :)
Number 4 picture taken from the window seat :) I gotta say I love how it feels flying, especially when you are flying in the clouds, you can feel them! How beautiful! This is like heaven to me :D