23 Oct, 2008 in
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Chinese class, every day at freaking 8am in the morning, was making me so tired recently, that the only thing I want to do when there’s no class afterwards is go get some sleep. So, instead of napping at home, I figured there has to be some place I can relax at around in Tainan.
Are you feeling it? :P
Not much of a beach, but there is a stone pier (that’s how they call it, right?) where the local fishermen come to try out their luck and some highschool kids come to make-out and fool around (yeah, they also have that in Taiwan).
On the way back, just out of curiosity, I stopped to see what that Wen’s old residence that the signs in Anping were pointing to was. An old Taiwanese style Anping house…
3D imagery redefined.
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Anonymous | October 23rd, 2008 at 7:55 pm #
I am not feeling anything, just notice a pair of shoes (Yuk,Yuk,Yuk). You are cute, now I can feel israelis are innocent…
Lucky Li | October 23rd, 2008 at 11:21 pm #
I feel you are interesting.I’m a Chinese in homeland of China.If you want to study more Chinese or about real China,May be I can help you.We can make friends.
glassqili@gmail.com
Good luck
MJ Klein | October 24th, 2008 at 9:51 am #
Fili, the word you wanted is “pier” but those stone structures like that are often referred to as a “jetty.” generally piers are a type of permanent dock and the word refers to the upright supports which are also known as piers. confused? i am!
great article. i love Tainan!
Fili | October 24th, 2008 at 10:36 am #
Thanks MJ. Still occasionally struggling with English. :$ :$