Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/31/gaoxiong_jiaotong_yuepiao_yutian_de_kaoyan/ In the afternoon, I went to the Asus Royal Club to send my laptop for repair, but when I left, I found out that it was raining heavily. I didn’t bring an umbrella, and when I was trapped in the arcade at the intersection, I thought of two solutions: the shortest time […]
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/28/qishan_jiuzai_gebi/ Home 2023 May 28 Qishan is next door: Kaohsiung 399 traffic monthly pass shortens the distance between urban and rural areas On weekends, I made an impromptu trip to take a half-day trip to and from Qishan by using the Kaohsiung transportation monthly pass from the urban area. The whole process is
Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/27/zuimei_de_xiyang/ Living in downtown Kaohsiung, the sunset can be seen from many places along the harbor, but my favorite is the Fort behind the flag. Not only because it is condescending and has a wide field of vision, but also because the most beautiful scenery here is really people. On the top of
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/26/pingdong_gonggong_zixingche/ Pingtung’s public bicycle system is changing generations this year. Starting from February 1st, YouBike 2.0 was officially launched, and the original PBike was gradually withdrawn. This is a very impressive upgrade. Especially the walking environment in Pingtung City is really bad. Really need public bicycles instead. I remember once I originally planned
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/25/tainan_gonggong_yunshu/ I had a trip to Tainan a few days ago, and I took this opportunity to experience Tainan’s public transportation. Take the Taiwan Railway to Tainan Station. After exiting the station, ride a YouBike on the way out and take a bus on the way back. Share your experience on this trip.
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/24/buzhi_tongqin/ All counties and cities use the “commuting monthly pass” to promote transportation monthly passes, emphasizing the savings in transportation costs for medium and long-distance travel. When most people think of monthly tickets, they also think of medium and long-term travel. But if you look at the frequency of movement, frequent daily short-distance
Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/05/23/mengo_399/ It will be 30 days to use Kaohsiung’s 399 yuan traffic monthly pass. I also used the 520 yuan plan that was only sold for one month last year. This article sorts out the experience of using ultra-low-priced monthly passes in the past two months, and provides reference for those who are
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2023/04/07/zhenzheng_de_mei/ It is a great honor to be invited to participate in the media group on April 6th of the Taiwan Design Institute’s 111 year ” Aesthetics. Aesthetics-Campus Aesthetic Design Practice Project ” to visit the campus renovation results of three schools. I’m not in the media, so I’ll only give a brief
Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2022/12/10/shafa_you_heidong/ A family falls into another universe, experiences another side of themselves, re-understands themselves and reflects on the relationship between family members, and finally returns to their own universe for reconciliation. No, I’m not talking about the Damn Multiverse, but AM Creative ‘s 2022 Young Son musical The Couch Has a Black Hole!
Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2022/12/07/huan_di_yu_ziran/ In recent years, the government has actively promoted local creation, hoping to reverse the loss of local population. But if the total population reduction is already a long-term necessity, perhaps the gradual evacuation of human beings and returning to nature is the best place to create. The small town of Urbana, Illinois,
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2022/09/11/333_yundong_qiyue/ The first step in building an exercise habit is to make an exercise contract with yourself. “333” is the most basic: at least three times a week, at least 30 minutes each time, and a heart rate of 130 beats. I haven’t seen the wearable device implement this contract, so let me
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Original link:https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2022/09/06/gangganghao_de_youya/ Lin Chiling wrote about her philosophy of life and her way of self-cultivation in “Just Right Elegance” published in June this year. I read this book recently and was impressed. Everything is just as elegant as the title of this book. Sister Zhiling’s writing style amazes me. Express plainness as if speaking to
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Original link: https://taiwan.chtsai.org/2022/08/24/chixu_yundong_qi_nian_ji/ 365th week of continuous movement, seven years. A total of 3,039 times, 2,078 hours. Average weekly 8.3 times, each 41 minutes. In the seventh year, the proportion of various types of sports to the total hours is roughly 61% for running, 29% for strength training, 5% for walking, and 5% for cycling.