Taipei impression

On the first day of my arrival in Taipei, I checked in at Gu Ting B&B at three o'clock in the afternoon. My first impression of Taiwan Province Province is the spacious white arrival hall of the airport, the long customs office and the Taipei MRT extending in all directions. MRT is a subway in Taiwan Province province, and people in Taiwan Province province call it MRT. Because I live in a homestay, I walk on the path leading to my residence, and there are all kinds of new and old snack bars and coffee huts on both sides. The house is a little old, probably because it is rainy half the year in Taiwan Province Province. The already gloomy houses are covered with dark gray spots of different sizes, shapes and shades. It looks like a romantic oil painting, dark, full of nostalgia and life. My favorite is the small brick road on the street, and the dark red lattice shop is scattered. Perhaps because of disrepair, walking is like stepping on a miniature seesaw, with its own rhythm and rhythm.

I put down my luggage and walked slowly to the night market of Normal University with my friends. Passing through the normal university campus, I hurried to take pictures as a souvenir. I found that the main building is being renovated, and there are exactly the same illustrations on the outer wall. I didn't look carefully and thought that the building was still the original building. Suddenly I lamented that Normal University is one of the most powerful art colleges in Taipei, with unique ideas and ideas.

The next day, Keelung Old District.

Uber drivers in Taipei are very hospitable. They enthusiastically introduced Taiwan Province Province and recommended the must-see attractions and sightseeing routes in Taipei. However, more than half an hour's drive took us to Keelung, which is surrounded by mountains and the air is fresh. This is a retro and exotic place in Taiwan Province Province. The winding and spreading old-fashioned railway tracks are laid in the middle of the gravel road, and the middle is crowded with scattered people holding various lanterns to take pictures. I thought the train parked on the side was an old part for tourists to take pictures. I've been focusing on finding small things. My boss suddenly told me that the train was coming. Go out to take pictures.

I took out my mobile phone with the crowd and waited blankly to press the shutter. Sure enough, an orange square-headed train galloped slowly along the distant hillside. Yes, this is a moving train. The crowd dispersed in a gust of wind and surrounded the two sides of the track paved with light gray gravel roads, as excited and happy as watching the actors make their grand debut. After watching the train slowly disappear, people stepped onto the track one by one, took pictures again, and made a small wish in everyone's heart. At that moment, people may believe that Mr. Kong Ming must be protecting them, and all their hopes are pinned on it.

During my short five-day trip to Taipei, Jiufen is my favorite place, because it left me with a wonderful feeling, and it is not good enough to describe leisure with ease and pleasure.

Along the rugged mountain road, we drove to the top of the mountain, and when we got off the bus, it was a beautiful ink and wash landscape painting. Between the rolling mountains is endless sea and sky, with green grass. The quadrangles full of ethnic customs are located in the mountains, no more, no less, and everything is just right. Breathing is much smoother in an instant, the lungs and brain filled with oxygen feel comfortable and natural, and the body affects the spirit and does not want to leave this blue and green.

Leaving the observation deck and walking into Jiufen Old Street is even more surprising. There are small shops with different postures and rich contents along the street. The pedestrian passage in the middle of the street is narrow enough for three or four people to walk side by side. The crowd came and went, and it was very lively. Everyone's face is full of surprises and satisfied smiles. Along the winding path, snack bars and grocery stores are overwhelmed. About 15 minutes, suddenly my eyes suddenly opened up. Climbing halfway up the mountain, there are mountains, water, flowers, grass and fireworks, all of which make you linger and make people living in modern metropolises temporarily forget their nervousness, busyness and urbanization.

My friend and I chose a new teahouse. Three glass rooms were cleverly embedded in the mountains and sat on the outdoor balcony with half glass partition. We got a panoramic view of the scenery below. At that time, we were so comfortable and happy, and we felt that this moment could be a little more.

At about 7: 30, the shops were closed and we took another road. Different from when we came, this path is narrower, and red lanterns with the words "Jinshan City" are hung high on both sides. Tourists are scrambling to take pictures of the streets and themselves. We also stopped at a place called Ah Mei Teahouse in the Mid-Levels. As night falls, red lanterns and dim lights are reflected in it. The whole mountain city is shrouded in hazy romance, and Jiufen at night is beautiful.

On the third day, we moved to the hotel on Zhongxiaodun Road in Taipei, which is located in the city center with convenient transportation and many shops and restaurants. It is only 5 minutes' drive from the famous 10 1 building in Taipei, and only 5 minutes' walk from Xiao Zhong Eslite Bookstore. We had a sandwich breakfast and wandered around Eslite all morning. My friends and I have gained something. After lunch, we plan to follow a popular song in Taipei and walk nine times on Xiaozhong Middle East Road. As I walked, I relived this familiar Taipei melody in my mind. I think saying it nine times is too subtle. There are many specialty shops here, and small shops such as clothing, jewelry, celebrity net red and coffee bar are hidden in every alley. I think it is also important to go back to 18. Tired in the afternoon, we sat in the cafe in the cabin, waiting for the sun to go down unhurriedly, and then lit a cigarette to make time filled with smoke. Just like this lazy day, you can slowly feel the slightly humid air and unique taste in Taipei.

After a good sleep, I got up and ate Taipei's big wonton in the 24-hour snack bar downstairs. Taipei is really a paradise for snacks and food. You won't be hungry here. There is a 24-hour convenience store within a few steps, selling all kinds of things, including hot coffee, baked sweet potatoes, tea eggs, instant lunch boxes and various drinks. Thinking of Taipei's food, night market and snack culture, I think it is necessary to set up a special topic. However, a hundred smells are better than eating them, and writing them is always worth the wonderful taste and satisfaction of them entering your mouth and stomach.

Punch in 10 1 We can't wait to visit the prestigious Palace Museum. Really won't let you down. There are many collections in the museum, all of which are collected by the royal families of past dynasties, and there are many rare treasures. The museum is located halfway up the mountain surrounded by mountains, and its unique geographical location shows that it is an excellent place for Feng Shui. What impressed me most was the famous objects in the museum, the fleshy stones and the jasper screen, which were unforgettable and exquisite. At present, there is a special exhibition of "fake good things" in the museum. The so-called "fake good things" are not "fake". The word "pseudo-good deeds" comes from Mi Fei (1052-107), a collector of great paintings and calligraphy in the Northern Song Dynasty, who expressed his concern about a cave-like work handed down (15 1-230) (Huang Tingjing). He thinks that although this work is a copy of the Tang Dynasty, it is called a "fake good thing" because of its excellent writing style, which affirms the artistic value of this copy.

I personally saw a batch of high-level pseudo-Gu Shuhua's works related to Suzhou style, which were produced from 16 to 18 centuries, and their far-reaching influence. This theme is dubbed "Suzhou Film". At that time, the themes were colorful and numerous, reflecting the "antique fever" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and the vigorous consumption atmosphere of calligraphy and painting.

The famous Shilin Night Market in Taipei is about 10 minutes' drive from the museum. We are reluctant to leave Shilin District and go back to the hotel to rest until we can't walk any further.

We got up early in the morning and took the MRT to Beitou, which is famous for its hot springs. As early as the early 20th century, many hot spring hotels gathered. On the way up the mountain, the air is getting better and better, there are many trees, and the stream in the forest flows slowly around you, as if you were in a sunny green forest in the fairy tale world. Behind the wooden Beitou Library, there is an open-air bath. Because of the maintenance, we missed the opportunity to visit the hot spring museum, leaving us more time to enjoy the open-air Tang Chi with the characteristics of Taiwan Province Province. As long as 40 yuan NT (about RMB 2 yuan), you can spend half a day in Beitou Hot Spring. Except tourists, most of them are old people living nearby. They are scattered in the soup. Most women wear hats, sunglasses and long-sleeved trousers. Men just don't care about wearing swimming trunks. After soaking for a while, they will get up and go to the shower to wash, or stand on a few stones and wave their arms to move their waist. Several warm-hearted aunts from Taiwan Province Province, seeing that we are tourists, came up and offered to introduce how to ruin our stay here. It turns out that it makes sense to take a bath in Beitou, because the hot spring water is rich in minerals and acidity, so you should wash your whole body with clear water from time to time to avoid occasional skin sensitivity and itching. The clear water in the mountains is cold and cold, echoing the hot spring water from afar. It's really a very enjoyable and healthy choice. I can't help chatting with my friends. If we were local residents, we wouldn't want to leave this corner of the world, and such a life wouldn't be too comfortable.

The last stop before leaving Taipei was beautiful fresh water for me, because my friends also went to Ximending, so I left the team, so I'll save it for the next time I go to Taiwan Province Province. Freshwater is located at the freshwater outlet of Taibei Basin, which is connected with the Taiwan Province Strait and surrounded by historic freshwater buildings. Just walk along the spacious river and you will feel refreshed. We boarded a small yacht to fisherman's wharf. Neither too early nor too late. At sunset, the distant red sun Shimada Hanzo is in the clouds, half naughty. The sunset is a little bit of the sea, and large tracts of gold greet you, gentle and magnificent. Get off the boat, take the wooden platform and turn to the fool's wharf bridge. We stood on the bridge and looked into the distance. The sunset slowly bid farewell to today, and the sunset is setting, and the melody of the wandering singer on the dock floats in the distance. If the time is the pier, please take me in and park. ...