Life in the Netherlands #2

I've been living in the Netherlands for five months now. I found (find is better)  Dutch people have a deep love in for (or of) cycling. I can always see tons of cyclists on the road. It is a huge difference from Taiwan. In Taiwan, people prefer riding scooters instead of cycling. When I turned 18, the first thing I wanted to do is getting was to get a driving license of scooter drivers license, because I didn't want to cycle to school anymore.

But now, I'm kind of in love with cycling, I guess it's because of the weather and the streets often have pedal lanes # (bicycle lane/ bike lane/ cycle lane) here. Taiwan is too humid ity and hot to cycle, I always get sweat when I ride a bike, and that 's really bothered me. And We don't have that many pedal lanes# for cyclist in Taiwan, so it could be quite dangerous for cyclists if you ride on the road full of scooters and cars.

But cycling in the Netherlands is very enjoyable, the temperature is not too high to that it makes me sweat, and I can always ride on the pedal path#, not worrying having to worry about being hit by a car. Now, I go everywhere by cycle and I really like it. I feel this kind of life style is more healthy (I prefer "healthier" but "more healthy" is also correct) and good (or "better") to for the environment.

# In Australia, we seldom use the term "pedal lane." We call it a "bike lane" or "bicycle lane." Some countries call it a "cycle lane" too. I did not correct your entry because I'm not sure what the English term for it is in the Netherlands or in Taiwan.