Zhongxiao East Road is the healing place in the love song of the power train, the encounter in the cafe that Chen Qizhen hums, and the human relationships in Chen Sheng's eyes.
This is a humid and warm city, with a bourgeois, literary, leisurely, and even extravagant mood. The soul can get the best relief here, the rhythm is leisurely, the people are warm, and the food is soothing. Heart-warming and delicious...
Huashan Cultural and Creative Park is a meditative place hidden in the bustling city. It is like a peach blossom garden in the bustling city. Outside the door, there is busy traffic on the overpass; inside, there are quiet exhibition halls and shops hidden in the old factory buildings. Wandering here, you will feel a sense of art all the time.
Life in Taipei never stops from morning to night. Its night scene is different from that of Shanghai. There is no bright light all over the sky. Instead, most of the city is sleeping quietly, with only a few of the busiest streets extending into the distance. Looking at such a night scene, one will not be restless, but rather feel at ease.
The confetti on the ground in this city,
The wind blows like your charm,
The shoe store I passed by,
But I couldn’t buy the pair of shoes you love,
People were driven across the street when the light turned yellow,
ml0 I was so tired that I sat down on the roadside...
- "Nine Walks on Zhongxiao East Road"
Lover's Bridge
Under the sunset, a large number of people gathered on Lover's Bridge, and they all came to Tamsui to watch the sunset. As the sun sets, people on the bridge begin to disperse, and the landscape lights on the bridge also light up, reminding me of "Walking Zhongxiao East Road Nine Times". The sky wasn't completely dark yet, and there was still a hint of bright color on the horizon, but the bar on the pier was already starting to get busy.
The deepest impression of freshwater is that it is clean, with the clouds and air spotless. The wind in Tamsui Old Street is sea breeze, a little humid, but not harsh. The streets are also so narrow that you don’t have to walk hard to get from one end to the other. There are many shops on both sides, giving it a familiar Taiwanese feel from the movies.
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