When i got off the plane, everywhere i went i saw this sign:
which means 'meat' in chinese.
No actually it doesn't, it is an exit sign, i just mistook it for the chinese character 'meat'. You would know why.
My second uncle picked me up from the airport and he was the first person i talked alot to on this trip. But that's only because he got to me first. My uncle is very low-tech and doesn't do anything that's technology related. This kind of reminds me of the nanny on Mrs Doubtfire who doesn't do the dishes, doesn't do the laundry, doesn't look after children, doesn't take care of administration, doesn't mop the floors, doesn't cook dinners, doesn't wash the toilets, doesn't help with homework, except in the case of my uncle, he doesn't use mobile phones, doesn't use the computer, doesn't use the internet, doesn't watch tv, doesn't read the paper, doesn't use cd players, and doesn't drive a car that moves very far. Instead, he recommended me a piece of technology which is a display-less digital device that allows the closest-person-to-you's mobile to ring when a friend calls your device. I sincerely accepted his recommendation and also agreed with him that there is a big market out there for this technology. I guess he just likes to be different.
Here he is, i believe it is beneficial to see what a person looks like for a more detailed understanding:
My uncle's favourite phrase is: "Na ge....mei you bi yao" meaning: "Err this, there's no point in having this one." So we would be driving down the freeway, and he would point out to me: "Na ge...'road block' mei you bi yao" or "Na ge...'tree' mei you bi yao". Its as though he had the power to remove whatever that had no point of existence, with a wave of his hand. Funny that. To finish on a good note, my uncle is very friendly and good and interesting.
Jiang Zhong Zheng (1887-1975) was a Taiwanese nationalist leader. He conducted many revolutions and battles against the communists, and is a hero in the hearts of many. Here he is:
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