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Tropic of Cancer Taiwan
The Provincial Highway 9 Ruishui Marker (above) marks the Tropic of Cancer, 23.5 degrees on the northern latitude, in Taiwan. The spot was...
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Banks in Taiwan generally refuse "foreigners" credit cards. I guess they're afraid they won't be able to recoup money (I w...
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Images of Taipei during World War II I received an informative letter today, from L.C. (I think he lives in Japan) via eyedoc, who runs ...
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Pretty much nothing gets my back up like being told "mei ban fa (沒辦法)." If you translate mei ban fa, you'll come up with somet...
4 comments:
Can't say I see eye-to-eye with HM Cheng on issues like Taiwanese who served with the Japanese military in WW2, but that would have been one hell of an interesting conversation.
The feeling is mutual.
HM Cheng
Meant to comment on this ages ago. My own late-night blogging brought me back round.
Great pic. Honour to meet HM and co. and thanks so much for a lovely night.
Yeah. He's an interesting person, and a great help to other Taiwan bloggers.
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