Taiwan Trip - (Golden Version)

Author: Abin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: High mountains in green, streams in blue. The girls of Alishan, the waters of Sun Moon Lake, the azure sea in Penghu Bay, the endless nostalgia of Lujiao Town—these images have resonated with me countless times, deepening with memory over time. A journey to Taiwan, the beautiful island.
Taiwan is often called the "Treasure Island." If you think this is just an expression of emotion, it’s likely because you don’t know it well. But once you learn a little about it, I dare bet you’ll be amazed: "Wow! This is truly a treasure island!"
Taiwan has many "world's "s. For example, it was once the world's largest supplier of computer products, and even now, its supply of laptops and LCD screens still ranks among the world's largest. The Taipei 101, according to rumors, is currently the world's tallest building.
Taiwan has a total of 23 counties and cities (including outlying islands). Generally, the northern region is dominated by technology and industry, with more advanced economies and cultures, while the southern region focuses on agriculture and port transportation, with relatively less developed economies and cultures. Overall, Taiwan’s geological and mineral resources are not particularly abundant, but its climate and soil make its fruits and vegetables world-renowned. Even more outstanding is its tourism industry. The tourism resources across Taiwan are extremely rich and well-developed, vibrant and colorful.
This book always stands from the perspective of meeting readers' needs, presenting a rich and beautiful Taiwan that you may not be very familiar with to your eyes.