When exploring Taiwan, one detail that will undoubtedly catch your eye is the animated pedestrian crossing signal known as Xiaolรผren (ๅฐ็ถ ไบบ), or โLittle Green Man.โ This iconic figure has become more than just a practical traffic aid; itโs a symbol of innovation, safety, and even a touch of whimsy in Taiwanโs urban landscape. A Bright… Continue reading Meet Xiaolรผren: Taiwanโs Beloved Little Green Man
This is a guest post by Dorota, a passionate writer and advocate for cultural exploration. In the bustling heart of a traditional Taipei market, amidst stalls selling fresh produce and local delicacies, a bold red building stands out. Its mascot, a cheerful blood droplet, invites passersby with curiosity. This is the worldโs only menstruation museum,… Continue reading Taiwanโs Period Museum: Breaking Taboos and Celebrating History
On March 22 and 23, I attended Asiaglot, a new event positioning itself as Taipeiโs top language festival. Over two packed days, language lovers from all backgrounds came together to exchange ideas, explore different languages, and connect through shared passion. The event took place inside Taipei Main Station and brought together local attendees as well… Continue reading Attending Asiaglot: A Weekend of Languages and Connections in Taipei
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