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Walk in Taipei (3) Next day, I woke up at 6 a.m. Oh, how early I woke up !! I ordinarily don't wake up so early when I go to my office. That day I was going to go to National Palace Museum. First, I went from ZhongShan station to ShiLin station, and I ride on a bus to get to the museum. the station of MRT is similar to the metro station in Osaka in some way. Besides,the atmosphere of Taipei is very similar to the atmosphere of Osaka in all the way. The woman I saw the day before, She was like a parson in Osaka. lol In the train, the seats were less than one of Japan. But young people never sat on the priority seat even if there weren't any old people around there/ They were also giving up to old people their seat which wasn't the priority seat. (They called old people who stood remote place, and they gave up their seat.) It's a pity that I don't see that scene in Japan very often.Japanese must think it over, of course, including me. Well, I got to ShiLin station and I waited for a bus which went to the museum. I've felt uneasy, because I have ride a bus at the 2nd time in foreign countries. But Actually It was very easy to ride a bus, so it was no need to be anxious. While I was in the bus, I experienced a strange happening. When the bus driver said something in Chinese (maybe about our destination and other things ),then suddenly passenger clapped their hands. For what they clapped their hands ? What did the driver said ?? Should I do like them ? I experienced in the bus returned to ShiLin. But I have no idea at all...Tell me what happened if anyone knows. Anyway,I arrived in the museum at last !!

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Walk in Taipei (3)

The Next day, I woke up at 6 a.m. Oh, how early I woke up !! I ordinarily don't wake up so early when I go to my office.
That day I was going to go to the National Palace Museum.
First, I went from ZhongShan station to ShiLin station, and I ride rode on a the bus to get to the museum. (It's correct to say rode on a bus, but you can take out the word on. =] I say I rode the bus. You can also take out "to get" and say I rode on the bus to the museum.)
The station of MRT station is similar to the metro station in Osaka in some ways.
Besides, the atmosphere of Taipei is very similar to the atmosphere of Osaka in all the every way.
The woman I saw the day before, She was looked like a person in Osaka. lol

In the train, the seats were less than one of Japan. (I'm not sure what you're trying to say here.)
But young people never sat on sit in the priority seats, even if there weren't aren't any old people around there.
They were also giving up to old people their seat which wasn't the priority seat. (Better: They also gave up their seats to old people, even though they didn't have prority seats)
(They called old people who stood remote place, and they gave up their seat.) (Better: They called to the old people who were standing alone and gave them the seats)
It's a pity that I don't see that scene in Japan very often. The Japanese must think it over, of course, including me.

Well, I got to ShiLin station and I waited for a the bus which went that goes to the museum.
I've felt uneasy, because I have had to ride a bus at for the 2nd time in a foreign country.
But Actually, It was very easy to ride a the bus, so it there was no need to be anxious.
While I was in on the bus, I experienced a something strange happening. (Better: While I was on the bus, something strange happened)
When the bus driver said something in Chinese (maybe about our destination and other things or something),then suddenly the passengers suddenly clapped their hands. (Better: the passengers suddenly started clapping their hands.)
For what Why did they clapped their hands? What did the driver said say?? Should I do like them? (Better: Should I have clapped to?)
I experienced this in on the bus returned returning to ShiLin. But I have no idea at all what happened...Tell me what happened if anyone knows.

Anyway, I arrived in at the museum at last!! (Better: Anyway, I finally arrived at the museum!!)
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>Unox Yes,I do. I feel Taipei is likely Osaka rather than Japan. I don't think Tokyo is likely Taipei so much, but Osaka is likely in every way. Even this two cities are both in Japan, but they are different in every way. >George If the driver had been given his baby, I really wanted to celebrate him !! XD After that, I asked some Taiwanese whom I get to know in Taipei, but they didn't know why... It's mystery. Well, thank you for your correcting. I check it carefully later ^^
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Maybe the driver was announcing a triumphant event that makes the Taiwanese feel patriotic fervor. Or maybe he was announcing that his wife had given birth to a handsome child. I have actually heard of the clapping myself but don't remember the reason why they do this.
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Walk in Taipei (3)

Today, I woke up at 6 a.m. I ordinarily don't have to wake up so early when I go to my office.
I  planed to go to National Palace Museum.
First, I went from ZhongShan station to ShiLin station, then I took a bus to get to the museum.
The MRT station is similar to the metro station at Osaka in many ways.
Besides,the atmosphere of Taipei which is very similar to the atmosphere of Osaka in many ways,
there was woman I saw the day before, who reminded me of an Osaka woman. lol

The trains in Taipei, have less seats than those of Japan.
The young people in Taipei never sit in the priority seats even if there are no old people around . 
Young people also give up their seats to old people when a priority seat is unavailable.
(They  will call old people over who stand in remote parts of the train, and  then gave up their seats.)
It's a pity that I don't see that scene very often in Japan .The Japanese must think it over, and of course, this includes me as well.

Well, I got to ShiLin station and I waited for a bus  to the museum.
I've felt uneasy, because I had to ride the bus a second time in a foreign country.
But actually It was very easy to ride the bus, so there was no need for me to be anxious.
While I was in the bus, something strange happened.
The bus driver said something in Chinese (maybe about our destination and other things ),then suddenly passenger s began clapping their hands. 
Why did they clap their hands ? What did the driver say ? Should I have clapped not knowing the reason for that behavior?
I experienced this on the trip to ShiLin. But I have no idea at all why they had been clapping...Tell me what happened if anyone knows.

Anyway,I arrived at the museum at last !!
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do you think cultures between in Taipei and Janan are likely?

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