Mia-wen: Thank God I have been practiced Wingtsung, otherwise who can bear this?
Remember, turn your waist, make your body and his body became an X shape, and parallel your feet...
How to unload force from others
Taiwan is small but there are a lot of Taiwanese living on it, normally people don't know what "personal space" mean. The younger generation can't lock their doors at home. It means you are doing something unspeakable if you locked the door and stayed in the room alone...
Therefore, when Taiwanese pedestrian walking on the streets, we get very close to each other. Since we are so used to "getting close together", even though the streets are so wide, it's easy to bump into others, much less most of the stores owners thought the streets are theirs, they would see the sidewalks as their personal storage space. How can we not bump into each others under this kind of environment?
Except store owners, our postmen love to ride on sidewalks. Whatever happens postmen and policemen are big happy family, who cares?
Feels good to own the sidewalk, wahaha...
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Oct 10, 2008
★ Taiwaneses' bad habits-(03) Love to bump into others
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