From left: Myself, Professor Juliana French from Metropolitan College and, Fu Jen Uni Student
I would definitely say, Taiwanese are really friendly.
Read along and find out!

This are the petrol station that you find around in Taiwan. I don't see Shell, nor Esso.
On that very afternoon, we visited the Ying-Ge Ceramic.
One of the places that I would definately rate fun because you are not only brought around to see the ceramics made but of course, to experience yourself making your own one!
Guess what, the ceramic is with me now!
I practically brought the whole thing back.
yupe, i know its not that pretty after all, but i wanna get it burn so that i could keep it.
I'm really proud about my own art work!:)

Unfortunately, before i could even carry it back. The castle outer layer prick off!
i didn't glue them properly!!!:(
I just love the experience. Watching how Danny without any craftwork skills really make me laugh crazily!
It was because of that brought us together and get to know each other too!
Scrolling down the street, I realize that 7-eleven is at every corner of the street how convenience is that!
Their 7-Eleven is way different that ours.

Offering so many different types of drink, the papaya milk is one of my favorite drink!
But their pricing is way higher than ours.
The papaya milk each cost RM3.50!!!
Dinner was great, people sitting at my table practically didnt know how to cook.
So we keep observe the table next to us,
What they put, we put too! when they take out we take out ours too!
hahaha, damn silly!

We spent our night at Xi Men Ding, one of the favourite tourist spot.
It is crowded although it is a tuesday night.
Of course, it is shopping spree time!

The left pic, some passers by actually!
I know after telling you, i am goona sound damn 'sua ku' damn kampong
we asked him to snap a pic with us!
not only the two girls ( us), a big group of us.
Look at his hair! Damn funky wei.
Doubt u couldn't find him anywhere in Malaysia!
The right pic, a group picture of us Blocking the street of Xi Men Ding!