18 Interesting Things About Taiwan

Taiwan is a destination that many young Vietnamese consider to choose. Let's take a look at the specials to see if this place is the place you want to go.
18 interesting things about Taiwan
In recent years, Taiwan is one of the destinations that travel enthusiasts are interested in. The idyllic, poetic scene with diverse culture and cuisine is the highlight to attract tourists to this place.
Vietnamese is the second language
In high schools, television stations have Vietnamese news

. Taiwan's investment in Vietnam ranks 4th (after Korea, Japan, and Singapore). This is also the territory with a large proportion of Vietnamese, including settlement and labor cooperation.
"Holy Land" night market
According to the natives, the Taiwan night market appeared around the end of the nineteenth century when the Japanese came here to live Initially, this was a daily trading place for vegetables and fish, gradually becoming crowded and a typical cultural feature of the people.




Taiwan has more than 300 large and small markets. Photo: Khuong Nha.
According to statistics, Taiwan has more than 300 large and small night markets. Not only doing pure business, the night market has the appearance of "an evening street park", operating from afternoon to night, always crowded with both residents and tourists. For tourists, there is a night market discovery program every night.
Milk tea
Milk tea is known as a Taiwanese drink with clean ingredients and a variety of unique, sophisticated and varied blends, from tea, pearl seeds to flavor.
It will be a mistake if you come here without trying this signature drink The Dai people drink milk tea quite a lot, the shops are always crowded day and night.



Customers have to wait in line for their turn to buy milk tea.
Milk tea is a famous Taiwanese drink.
Motorcycle is very popular
Taipei is very developed with a modern train system, popular buses with the support of public bicycles, but only meeting about 60% of the demand.
For private vehicles, Taiwan prioritizes motorcycles because they occupy a smaller area (both when circulating and stopping), using less fuel, so emissions are also lighter.
A street corner in Taipei with public bicycles. Photo: Vũ Linh.
Traffic
Taiwan's traffic is very busy, with little traffic jams. Traffic cameras will record the number plate of the infringing vehicle, send the ticket to the owner's address within 3 days.



After 10 days, the fine will gradually increase if the owner fails to pay and the vehicle will be forfeited after one year from the date of notification.
At night, many sidewalks and part of the roadway are used as parking lots. To reduce emissions, cars comply with the principle of turning off the air-conditioner as soon as the passenger gets off. At the same time, customers can access the air-conditioner.
Drivers in Taiwan are very obedient to the traffic laws.
The house is very tidy
On the outside, the house is usually rustic, but the inside is cared for according to the owner's personality. Taiwan has few tall buildings, no drying scene is seen.
Tapei 101, before 2010 the tallest in the world, is a unique complex of architecture, aesthetics, application and economy.



Works withstand earthquakes 7 magnitude.
Tapei 101 building is a unique complex of architecture, aesthetics, application and economy.
In addition, the old houses are still the hallmarks of this place.
Grocery store
There are nearly 11,000 "multi-purpose compressed supermarkets" with a variety of services from stationery, necessities, groceries, popular medicines, airline tickets, trains, buses, theater, music, sports, visit ... to the Easy cards, credit, scratch the phone, play online games ..



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All are used to pay fines, tuition fees, VAT deductions, parking fees, insurance premiums, television fees, government fees, loans, charity contributions ... download ringtones, lottery number, hotel reservations, online shopping, cash withdrawal from ATM, courier, delivery or delivery; help receive, download, scan, copy, print documents ...
Wi-Fi is always free
Unlike many places where Wi-Fi is always an expensive service, Taiwan has an extensive free internet system.




Cute people
Taiwanese people are friendly and hospitable right at the border gates. They are dedicated to helping, welcoming, always thanking and smiling to guests.
Going to Dai is not afraid of pickpockets, snatching things. Lost people often get things back, even in public.
Special education
Taiwan education is said to be the quintessence, refinement and inheritance of American practical education and Japanese discipline. Children always go to school, self-study, and self-service.
Of all grades, kindergarten has the highest tuition fees. Taiwan has the lowest fertility rate in the world, though the state has no birth control.




Green and advanced agriculture
With the advanced techniques and the sense of the people, Taiwan agriculture has many outstanding achievements, ensuring maximum food hygiene and safety, outstanding productivity but reliable quality.
Watermelon here weighs 7-8 kg, suffering from bitter melon (bitter melon) can only think of papaya, na (custard apple) like a grapefruit ...
Taiwan's agricultural products have outstanding productivity, reliable quality.
The green image is often seen in Taiwan.
Industry development
After decades of hot growth, Taiwan embraced slow growth to b.

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