Hi Harry, welcome to Taiwan and I hope you can enjoy ur travel here in Taiwan. Life is full of surprises and I am sure u will like people in here. The temple in this video actually is tomb for people pass away. and this is normally big family bury their ancestors at the same grave asked on traditional culture. No worry you just walked through and did not actually touch anything and this is fine. Welcome to Taiwan and enjoy the trip.
Thank you very much. It has been a great country (my favorite in Asia so far actually). I was thrown off by the size of the tomb, which made me assume it was a temple I suppose!
I want to let you know the Chinese dragon boat festival (or Duan Wu Jie -- the proper Summer day) is coming soon. We eat leaf wrapped rice dumplings (粽子) and usually there is dragon boat racing. This year may not have the dragon boat racing because of coronavirus, but don't forget to eat the special leaf wrapped rice dumpling. There are different fillings. Ask the locals to get good ones.
I think some of those water tanks could be collecting mountain springs. I saw a lot of bamboo pipes alongside of various Taiwan mountains, and some have openings for people walking by to get the spring water. I saw them around Yangming mountain near Taipei. It is easy to get to via metro links. The area has the Palace Musium, but there is a dress code for it, and no sandles. There is also old President Chiang's residence. The whole area is quite nice to walk around and has various different scenics. It's too bad you missed the flower season.
Seems like this country does a much better job at water management than we do in the USA. I have heard great things about the palace museum, wasn't aware of the dress code for there so thanks for the heads up!
@@HarryXHemispheres The problem with Taiwan is that the center of the island is too tall, so any rain water or melting snow would quickly run into the ocean. It is very necessary to do all sorts of stuff to keep water in place.
You are a foreigner. It is normal that you can't tell what the difference is between our temples and tombs. You did not say disrespectful words or have disrespectful action. I think the owner of that grave would welcome you for a short visit.
Hi Harry, welcome to Taiwan and I hope you can enjoy ur travel here in Taiwan. Life is full of surprises and I am sure u will like people in here. The temple in this video actually is tomb for people pass away. and this is normally big family bury their ancestors at the same grave asked on traditional culture. No worry you just walked through and did not actually touch anything and this is fine. Welcome to Taiwan and enjoy the trip.
Thank you very much. It has been a great country (my favorite in Asia so far actually). I was thrown off by the size of the tomb, which made me assume it was a temple I suppose!
This is a heavy petting video. I like it.
I can't believe I missed that joke... had to edit the title to include it. Thanks for ghost writing my vlog.
I want to let you know the Chinese dragon boat festival (or Duan Wu Jie -- the proper Summer day) is coming soon. We eat leaf wrapped rice dumplings (粽子) and usually there is dragon boat racing. This year may not have the dragon boat racing because of coronavirus, but don't forget to eat the special leaf wrapped rice dumpling. There are different fillings. Ask the locals to get good ones.
I hadn't heard of that, but if I am still here by then I'll be sure to check it out! I've ate dumplings at least once a day for maybe a month now.
I think some of those water tanks could be collecting mountain springs. I saw a lot of bamboo pipes alongside of various Taiwan mountains, and some have openings for people walking by to get the spring water. I saw them around Yangming mountain near Taipei. It is easy to get to via metro links. The area has the Palace Musium, but there is a dress code for it, and no sandles. There is also old President Chiang's residence. The whole area is quite nice to walk around and has various different scenics. It's too bad you missed the flower season.
Seems like this country does a much better job at water management than we do in the USA.
I have heard great things about the palace museum, wasn't aware of the dress code for there so thanks for the heads up!
@@HarryXHemispheres I got turned away by wearing sandles once, so I know.
@@HarryXHemispheres The problem with Taiwan is that the center of the island is too tall, so any rain water or melting snow would quickly run into the ocean. It is very necessary to do all sorts of stuff to keep water in place.
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9:44 It is not a temple. It is a tomb.....
I was incorrect in my assumption, pardon my ignorance! *face palms*
You are a foreigner. It is normal that you can't tell what the difference is between our temples and tombs. You did not say disrespectful words or have disrespectful action. I think the owner of that grave would welcome you for a short visit.
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