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My journey to Taiwan (1)
Today I want to write something about my journey to Taiwan in the summer of 2012.
Early in the May, I began to make plans for my upcoming summer vacation. After I read a wonderful article from the Qyer.com website about a girl's bicycle travel experience by bicycle in Taiwan, I finally made my decision. The girl's name was Tina, and she spent almost three weeks in Taiwan on a bicycle. In her article , she described the beautiful scenery near the ocean (because Taiwan is an island surrounded by the ocean), the nice and kind people, and a lot of the delicious local food. As a undeniable eater, I have to say that her descriptions and photos of food ignited the fires deep in my heart....*_*
So, the destination had decided, and all I needed to do was to make the preparations.
After I compared the flight prices among several airlines, I chose the China Airlines and booked the flight ticket. [or bought a ticket. But never flight ticket.] And I planned to travel around the Taiwan island in two weeks, not with a bicycle, but with other types of transportation, like the bus, the slow train and the high-speed train.
(Well, I guess that's enough for today. It's almost time for bed.)
Early in the May, I began to make a plan for my upcoming summer vacation. And after I read a wonderful article about a girl's bicycle travel experience in Taiwan from the Qyer.com website, I finally made my decision. The girl's name is Tina,and she spent almost three weeks in Taiwan with a bicycle. In her article, she described the beautiful scenes of the ocean (because Taiwan is an island surrounded by the ocean), the nice and kind people and a lot of delicious local food. As a unarguable eater, I have to say that her description and photos of food ignite the fire deeply in my heart....*_*
So, the destination was decided, and all I needed to do was prepare.
After I compared the flight price between several airlines, I chose the China Airlines and booked the flight ticket. And I planned to travel around the Taiwan island in two weeks, not with a bicycle, but with other types of transportation, like the bus, the slow train and the high-speed train.
(Well, I guess that's enough for today. It's almost time for bed.)
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