Hecate YUN

The Grand Hotel Taipei, a 14-story palace-style landmark in the city for 70 years, has hosted dignitaries like US President Nixon and Japan's Emperor Naruhito.

One of the biggest temple in Taipei.

The video begins with a close-up of a plate featuring lettuce leaves topped with black fungus slices, followed by a shot of spaghetti mixed with seafood like mussels and shrimp, covered in red sauce. It then transitions to a restaurant scene where people are engaged in various activities such as eating, talking, and looking at their phones, with cityscape artwork painted in bright red hanging on one wall.

The video shows waves crashing against rocky formations along a coastline under a cloudy sky.

New Taichung Train Station with the mordant design.

The restaurant was named after our first solar term, indicating that spring is coming. Nice Taiwanese flavors.

Corrected: Delicious Taiwanese street foods, including Taiwanese meatballs (Ba wan), tian bu la, and vermicelli. Finding the shop was a nice surprise!

The video opens with a close-up of a bowl of soup containing noodles, leafy greens, and other ingredients. Next to it, a plate holds various food items including tofu, seaweed, pickled vegetables, and chopped scallions. The camera then pans up to reveal a person reaching into view with chopsticks over another dish. In the background, a yellow container covered with plastic wrap is placed upside down on a red basket. Another individual walks past carrying something towards the back of the restaurant, where shelves filled with dishes can be seen.

The video showcases a field of sunflowers under a clear sky, with the camera panning across the field to reveal more sunflowers and distant structures.

A hand pours honey from a small plastic bag into a bowl containing a dark liquid and a white creamy substance. The honey forms a spiral pattern as it hits the surface.

The video showcases a bustling marketplace with various stalls selling carpets, baskets, and traditional goods. People are seen interacting with the stalls and taking photos. The camera pans across different sections, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere.

The video showcases the Zhongyuan Festival in Taiwan, featuring vibrant lanterns, traditional decorations, and cultural artifacts. It begins with a display of yellow and red lanterns, transitions to the interior of a temple with intricate carvings and colorful banners, and concludes with a statue of a deity-like figure.