TAIPEI CULTURE SHOCK | 7 THINGS TO LOVE OR HATE
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- When I was in Taipei, Taiwan I experienced Taipei culture shock (or Taiwanese culture shock) ~ here's a mini taipei travel guide to share 7 things you'll.love or hate about taipei. grrrltraveler.c...
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Me and my wife are visiting Taiwan in december from Australia. Im so excited! Thanks for your video, I look forward to watching more!
There's a lot to see in Taiwan! I only ventured Taipei and around, but definitely check out other cities.=) It's an overlooked country.
The crepe pancake from Yongkang St is amazing. Standing in line twice for it, that's dedication!
I'M SO EXCITED TO MOVE HERE!!!!! THE FOOD
Well Jell !
I LOVE TAIPEI ALOT! People r friendly and food r cheap and nice!!
Did anybody experience urself standing on the left hand side of the escalator instead on the right when u r in taiwan? Especially when u r frm singapore, and u r alr used to standing on the left side and tend to forgot tat u hav to stand on the right in taiwan. Haha 😅
I went to Japan and everyone stands and walks on the left side. I was shocked. Haha
The only thing I hate about Taiwan is probably the scooter army and the way people drive. Other than that it's a paradise to me~
Ikr. The scooters can cut around cars to head to the front of traffic which makes car drivers have to look all around them to make sure its safe. Also they drive onto the sidewalks cuz sometimes theres parking there so i have to look around me as a pedestrian as well.
Thank you for sharing another refreshingly genuine video. Fantastic content without sensationalism, accompanied by all your facial expressions. Keep them coming. Great job.
I'll be visiting Taiwan for five days in September. I have always heard wonderful things about Taiwan and the Taiwanese people. I have two friends who live there and absolutely love it! Great video! ^^
It's a beautiful country. 9 days was nowhere near enough for me. I'll be popping out my city and food guides following this. =D
Thank for sharing Christine, nice video, awesome. Bless you more for many years to come.
Those legwarmers remind me of flash dance... Have to put that on my list of movies to watch... That song is already playing in my head. +
what month did you go on this trip that seems so cold?
i was there last summer. man i kind of miss taiwan now.
The 麵線 looks good (and fresh, list most food in Taiwan)
whoa pls visit singapore. in singapore, we stand left so that ppl can pass at the right
I'll put Singapore on my bucketlist. =) I'd be curious how it's culturally different from other places.
My daughter Romina(redromina) recommended me you channel and I liked very much it is very informative with few points to know . Very interesting the bathroom things .... Also the food lines and their customs
Awww +redromina is awesome! Which reminds me that I'll have to follow up on the gossip about the VidCon conference she went to. =D Glad you enjoyed. Are you planning a trip to Taiwan?
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa is in my list of the country to visit and now I am more encourage
+Gaby Kelly I forgot to mention that you got in the top 10 travel blogger list Congrat!!
OOOh I am excited tot try the street food! Those silly looking sprout hair clips were a craze in Korea this past winter too..hahaha I also found the bathroom updates to be really interesting!
They have a very interesting food culture. A lot of good food and easy for westerners. What was the meaning of those hairclips in Korea? Was it symbolic or jsut a cute fad.
I was a Mandarin linguist stationed at Shulinkou AFB outside of Taibei in the 70's. Went back in early 90's to attend a seminar. Lots of fond memories. They were very pro USA back then. We were treated as valued allies. I woke up many a morning in some Taiwan pengyou's couch not remembering the night before! Their drunken, "shaoxing jiu" (Taiwan moonshine) business lunches were killer. I would be bombed out of my mind, yet they would just take a short siesta and be back at work in a couple hours.
Do you make longer videos? Like this video but instead of a bunch of 30 second clips stuck together, you'd have an extended version of this same video? I love love love your videos but they are sometimes hard to follow (for me that is) because they "jump" around so much. I'm still watching them and am still subscribed but I was just wondering, since I am a new subscriber, if I'm missing something. Thank you.
my new fav youtuber
xo =D
The dogs have to be in strollers by law to get on the MRT or busses that's why they're so cute and so many :)
+Janelle B Interesting =D They can't tuck them in a bag?
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa they can but they have to be a special carrier so most just use those strollers
Nice work look's so much like thailand even the food love your work stay safe!
It's definitely another foodie country. I'll be sharing that list soon! =D
Taipei is so freaking cool! Will for sure return one day, if only for the food. Loved seeing this!
Yeah, the food options are awesome! Such variety. Where are you off to next?
Almost at 20k Christine!!! You go girl! ✊
Thanks,.. it's really making me work for it. I feel like 100 more videos and I might hit 22K. I'm probably better off getting a full-time video editing job in an office. =P
GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa Hey, count your blessings!! We've been on TH-cam for a year, and we just reached 1k, so things could be worse!
*cries in spanish*
elmar ewald She's not complaining and whining, she's just sharing her efforts with a new content creator.
Your sub might be 1K but your view count is AMAZING for your sub base and the time frame! It's really impressive. =D
To anyone who reads this thread:
Each trip is a miracle and a mixed blessing for me. My comment came off as sarcastic, but it's coming from the realization I spend an excessive amount of time working on my videos, updating my social media account to promote my videos and blog over finding paid work to pay for the necessities of my travel and life.
TH-cam content creation can be full-tiime work and invested time, skill, equipment and money; it's something you're not always sure you'll find an audience for and this can make or break a creator alone (and that's not even including fielding negative comments). A lot of self-sacrifice and long hours go into it, like a startup business (with the exception you're not doing it for financial profit, but for yourself and your followers); this is something only TH-cam creators can understand.
If you feel I am complaining, then I have every right to do so. This channel is my creation and it is always open to donation support . patreon.com/grrrltraveler
ps +Cafe con Leche Abroad Finally 20K (exhale). I'll take that congratulations now. ;D
Great video! Very satisfying watch Christine
Hi Christine. Love your videos. My husband and I are planning a trip to Cambodia and Myanmar. Any advice traveling to those countries? Also, do you have future plans to travel to Latin America? Mahalo.
Thank you!
you're welcome!
those hair clips are popular in korea too. I see some of my students wearing them....and I might have a banana version too......I went to lotte world with some friends before they left korea and got it there, we all had one. haha
YOu got a banana clip? Does it stand straight up?lol
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa yes it does haha
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa yes it does haha
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa yes it does haha
Hi Christine. What camera do you use?
Wish I was there right now! Is it expensive?
taiwan is fairly cheap to travel in compared to most countries. overall, the hotels are cheap, the food is really good as well as being low-priced, and traveling, especially on the subway, is worth the money
Your video reminds me all the impressions of Taiwan. The country is very safe and I think even solo traveling women shouldn't have any troubles. Hi girl, you made me hungry for good food. Please move on.
Yes, very safe. =D
I am hungry.
watching your videos makes me so excited to start my first solo adventure in May!!
+Melanie Reinhart I'm excited for you! From what I experienced, Taiwan is a good country for solo-ing. ;)
Very interesting.
What's the weather like there in December? I am going on Boxing Day
Wish you would speak up more...so hard to hear your voice...
Awesome!!! I can't wait for my trip next month.
+Paul Zapanta Yay, buckle in for the ride. Gonna be fun.
good information👍😋💯💖
Yeah...I was shocked that they queue for small snacks, but true worth the wait, !!!
I'll attest to it. =D
1st timers to Taiwan will surely welcome all those things u mentioned..they are not shocking at all!
Nice video but your title is somewhat like a clickbait..
you can register for the free wifi online prior arriving to Taiwan. and they have free charging spots around every MRT station. 👍👍
Such a disappointment when you travel half way around the world and are excited to capture good footage/photos and the weather doesn't cooperate. Wow, that crepe looked really yummy, but damn that line was long! Did you see any signs that say "drugs punishable by death?" I saw one at the Taipei airport a few years back. Great video, look forward to watching your others.
Yeah, I sometimes feel like I have a rain cloud following me. No drugs sign though. That sounds like Singapore though.
Death penalty is rarely dole out and even more rarely executed. The worse sentencing in Taiwan now is actually life sentence, but for really brutal cases death penalty is still there as an option.
It's actually called a green onion pancake by the way it's really good (:
Great video! #mouthgasm lol I have been reading up on Taiwan, thanks for giving us the inside look at this amazingly gorgeous country.
Initially I thought I might discount it but when I got there, ... it's definitely a worthwhile country to explore, both visually and gastronomically! =D
There Wi-Fi in most metro stations that you can use if you click on advert after you connect. This is separate from the other free Wi-Fi so worth a go.
Where is Christine from?
yo Christine, love your videos girl. keep making new ones. you rock .
SO good she went back for another gasm
You should travel to Mexico one day.
I'm going to Taiwan in October for more than 3 weeks. Are you saying WiFi is difficult to use?
Could just be me and the areas I attempted to hook up, but my iPhone was not connecting in certain public wifi areas. Metros eventually became ok. I'll be posting a Taiwan city guide article on my blog after this WED, and I'll have more detail about wifi and SIM. It's not as straightforward as it sounds
+GRRRLTRAVELER | Christine Kaaloa This article says that "Visitors can open an iTaiwan account at a Taiwan Tourism Bureau counter/center, show their passport as ID and that’s it: they can login using their account, on their digital devices."
Hi, Thanks for the information on Wi-Fi. Did you by chance use VPN with this? If so which do you subscribe to?
Hi, I go to Taiwan quite a bit. For the iTaiwan Wifi, you just have to be able to read Chinese. You just have to register your phone number and you can set your own password. You just have to sign up.