sighh....the typhoon hardly even hit Taipei today. That's what I think.
So, we had class. It was raining on and off all day but nothing exciting or anything.
So, in the afternoon a couple of hours after lunch, some of us caught the bus and MRT to the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall. He's one of Taiwan's past great leaders. It was raining unfortunately but we had a good time and managed to catch the guards marching in front of his huge statue figure. About 6 guards, all in sync, and so skillful (for eg. twirling their rifles with just one hand).
So, we had class. It was raining on and off all day but nothing exciting or anything.
So, in the afternoon a couple of hours after lunch, some of us caught the bus and MRT to the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall. He's one of Taiwan's past great leaders. It was raining unfortunately but we had a good time and managed to catch the guards marching in front of his huge statue figure. About 6 guards, all in sync, and so skillful (for eg. twirling their rifles with just one hand).
Chiang Khai-Shek Memorial Hall
Inside the Hall
My Taiwanese friends didn't really want to go there with us but of course encouraged us to visit it. To them, it is like what the outside of the Opera House is to locals in Sydney.
Well, after that, we went somewhere else to do other stuff.
Yippee- it's the weeekend now!!!! =D I can finally sleep in.
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