Chen Wenqian Facebook screenshot.
China Taiwan Network reported on January 25th, according to Taiwan's "China Times Electronic News", Taiwan's senior media person Chen Wenqian was invited to serve as the Kaohsiung html tourist ambassador in April. She specially took her family south to Kaohsiung for a three-day and two-night itinerary, and of course she also visited the famous Liuhe Night Market in Kaohsiung. She recently exposed the current situation of Liuhe Night Market on Facebook (Facebook). The crowds in the photos were surging, and it changed its previous deserted appearance, which moved netizens and said, "The memories of my childhood are back."
Chen Wenqian recently posted several photos of visiting Liuhe Night Market on Facebook, and praised snacks such as grilled mullet fish roe, fried mullet fish maw and seafood salted porridge. In addition to regretting that 's stomach is too small and unable to taste all kinds of delicacies, she also said bluntly that "this street was originally worth the crowd."
Chen Wenqian also met many young people who "drifted Beijing" along the way. They rushed to say hello and took a photo, happily saying "Finally prosper" and "I hope I can really go home to help and come back to accompany my parents." These made Chen Wenqian feel inspired, lamenting that some wishes were simple, but they became extravagant for some people, hoping that Kaohsiung could sail more and more happily.
Many netizens saw the photos posted by Chen Wenqian and were surprised that the crowds of people in Liuhe Night Market were really back, "Wow! Liuhe Night Market is more lively than before." "It seems that we can go to Liuhe Night Market in Huiwen to have a stroll. It has been deserted in recent years." "I am so happy to see that Liuhe Night Market is getting hot again. Next time I go to Kaohsiung to find friends to eat fried seafood + tomatoes and cut them into plates." "Next time I go to Taiwan, I will also make a trip to Kaohsiung. Hurry up and contact my friends in Kaohsiung to get to know each other, ha." (China Taiwan Network Li Ning)
