Do you think you have enough hands when enjoy your time in Taiwan’s market?

You need THIS!

Pingxi is a rural township in the north eastern part of Taiwan. It used to be a small coal mining town in the early 20th. century. Nowadays, it's famous for sky lanterns and Lantern Festival. Every year visitors packed into Pingxi during the festival. They have their wishes written on sky lanterns, and release them to the sky. Taiwanese believe one's wishes will come true when sky lantern flying into sky. All kinds of red and orange lanterns flying over night sky of Pinghsi creates a scene of unusual beauty.

When you go to a Chinese temple before you are ready to worship, you need to take this!!

Taiwan has been through many cycles of lotto mania in a history which dates back to the early 1950s. Most people believed that the numbers would be seen in every natural phenomenon. In these designs, one can see real numbers in the real objects, not just in your imaginations!

Betel nut is a common crop in Taiwan for chewing. It is similar to chewing tobacco like Skoal or Redman. Betel nut is wrapped in a betal leaf and usually seen in Taiwan and sold by what we call a betel nut beauty(檳榔西施: bīnláng xīshī) along roadsides.

...

In Taiwan, the target market for energy drinks is blue-collar workers, they consume many energy drinks because they work overtime. So the energy drinks help them keep their physical strengh, however

The question “Have you eaten yet?” (呷飽沒) is a common salutation in Taiwanese dialects and is used as a greeting when initiating conversation.

You may meet someone you don’t like in the office or you might hate someone because something bad they did, so you really want to do something mean to them !

Taiwanese are keen to join political activities so badly in order to speak their position and point of view, or some just play it as a show. People wearing the uniform shirt to participate. So, here is a solution for you to protect yourself from getting hurt: Zip up to change the graphic on your T-shirt.