In Dec, we went for a Taiwan holiday. It was an experimental, educational and entertaining holiday. On day 3, we found ourselves in Taitung. After our dinner at Master Bear Resort, we were gathered around an open-air ampthitheatre. For the first time, I felt that I was in a Taiwan live show. Yes, Taiwanese shows are funny and interesting. And I find myself enjoying the performances of both the emcee and the audience.
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We also enjoyed spectacular moments, where countless firecrackers were released into the sky. We will never enjoy such experience within close proximity of the fireworks in Singapore. In Taitung, they released the fireworks within 10 metres from where you stand. With fireworks right above my head, I could not only see, but hear, smell and feel their presence. (It reminded me of the fireworks Sy and I viewed during National Day.)
I know that being in Taiwan (and in this case, Taitung) has taught me what books wouldn't have been able to.
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