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An Amazing Fish Vendor
The honesty, that heart of everyday people here, observed, translated… He handed the fish to me, I’d paid him, nothing owed, and I should leave willingly, but, toward this, eight-feet tall, head-of-a-leopard” fish vendor, with two bags on him, one … Continue reading
My Mother Always Loved Waiting for that Bus with the Passionate Driver
Having a pleasant experience on the bus, that is why this elderly woman enjoys taking the driver’s bus, from the Front Page Sections, translated… My mother is elderly, lives in Taichung, when she headed out, whether if it was for … Continue reading
Been Patching Up the Torn Up Fishnets Since They Were Younger, as the Pair of Brothers Grew Up, They’d Started Manufacturing the Parts for Some International Brands
Hard working men, entrepreneurship, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The pair of brothers from Mazu set up their company, Hsu-Huei, stuck to their guns for two years, weathered through the hardships at the beginning of their self-employment ventures, and … Continue reading
The Angel in the Super Convenience Shop
From the papers, translated… That day, I’d gone to the super convenience shops, a developmentally delayed worker was there too, buying a cup of coffee. And, the store clerk who knew him joked with him, “I’ll take $20N.T. from you … Continue reading
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Life, the Obstacle Course 