Drying Clothes-曬衣服

In Taiwan, some people would hang their clothes outside, when they don't have any place in the house to dry them. Even though the weather is quite humid here, people tend to dry their clothes outside or at the balcony because most families don't have a dryer at home. 

Wedding Dance-喜宴

I went to a friend's engagement party, in which a group of friends danced with the groom.

Cat Village-猴硐的貓

A Japanese friend that I met in Jordan likes cats a lot. She likes to photograph them and always carries cat food with her to feed street cats. Recently she came from Japan with her sister to spend a few days in Taipei. I brought them to this small cat village, Houtong, where cats can been seen in every corner of the village. 

College Friends-同學會

Several college friends reunited at the university where we were graduated more than twenty-five years ago. After lunch, we took a walk in the campus and hiked in the trails behind it. It's always great to meet old friends and look back at the time that we spent together. 

Believers in Lung-Shan Temple-龍山寺信徒

Lung-Shan Temple is a famous religious spot in Taipei. I paid a visit there with my sisters and mother a week ago. As usual, a lot of local folks came to pray for blessing or fortune, and many foreigners visited this historical temple as well. Many sat at the hallways to rest while believers recited Buddhist scripture.   

Massage

Some disabled persons were giving a back massage during the annual festival to celebrate the International Disabilities Day in Hsinchu. This event was held at the park near where I live. I brought my mother to have a walk there and see how people enjoyed a nice day with their loved ones. 

A Cup of Tea

A lot of people in Taiwan like to drink tea while Taiwan is famous on producing a good quality of green tea. Therefore, it's quite common for the locals to serve tea when visitors come. For me, having a cup of tea is kind of doing meditation. It helps keep my mind quiet and be able to see things clearly.