Cause And Effect

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The wind and snow drenched outside the window, and the tea and smoke in the room were silent. Go with nature, follow cause and effect.
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窗外风雪淋琅,屋内茶烟寂静。顺应自然,依从因果。
Chuāngwài fēng xuě lín láng, wūnèi chá yān jìjìng. Shùnyìng zìrán, yīcóng yīnguǒ.
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Song ngoại phong tuyết lâm lang, ốc nội trà yên tịch tĩnh. Thuận ứng tự nhiên, y tòng nhân quả.
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Bên ngoài cửa sổ mưa gió dầm dề, trong nhà khói trà tịch mịch. Thuận theo tự nhiên, làm theo nhân quả.

P.s.: Picture taken in Yuchi, Nantou, Taiwan in 2018.

Single Life

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If you don’t have the right one, you should be alone. If you can’t be spoiled as a little princess, you should be your eldest brother.
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没合适的就好好单着,不能被宠成小公主就自己当大哥。
Méi héshì de jiù hǎohǎo dānzhe, bùnéng bèi chǒng chéng xiǎo gōngzhǔ jiù zìjǐ dāng dàgē.
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Một hợp thích đích tựu hảo hảo đan trứ, bất năng bị sủng thành tiểu công chủ tựu tự kỷ đương đại ca.
Không hợp thì nên độc thân, không được chiều chuộng như tiểu công chúa thì tự mình làm đại ca.

P.s.: Picture taken in Wenwu Temple, Nantou, Taiwan in 2018.

Taiwan, Day 2: Nantou And Taichung

It was raining this morning when we wen to visit the Taipei center. Taiwan was prepping for the upcoming national day Oct 10 so I had an opportunity to visit some interesting flags at some government buildings. The fengshui store was another destination before we departed Taipei.

Sun Moon Lake in Nantou was a good place to relax. We enjoyed the scenic cruise ride around the lake with stories about Chang Kai-she and his lady Song Mei-ling and a glimpse of their resort by the lake.

Wenwu Temple was our next stop and it involved a little hiking. Then we visited a lingzhi mushroom store where we enjoyed a sip of its water and learned about some ethnic minorities in Taiwan.

Taichung hotpot dinner must have been my most fav meal of the trip. Which differentiate Taiwanese from Vietnamese hotpot was the machishao tasting like Japanese mochi. Didn’t know that I could have it with hotpot.

The City Suites Hotel in Taichung had a funny bathroom with a view to the beds. After checking in, when others took a cab to some night market, I asked my sis to go out like a Taiwanse. I meant, I preferred to go find a supermarket and see what/how the Taiwanse people buy, not like how the foreigners do. This could be our only time alone so this must have been my most fav time of the trip. We finally bought some gifts for our family.

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