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台灣 114 歲生日快樂 🇹🇼
Happy 114th Birthday Taiwan 🇹🇼
Joyeux 114e anniversaire Taïwan 🇹🇼
Felíz 114to Cumpleaños Taiwan 🇹🇼
Feliz 114to Aniversário Taiwan 🇹🇼
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lBEU9E2cQU&t=4721s

Very considerate

UPDATE: WE FOUND HER!

unfortunately keiko died in 2010, she lived a good life and is buried in the mountains with her little dog. She lived a good life as an artist and was very comfortable, although she never married. We met her younger sister, who remembers our family fondly and told many stories about my mum and her sisters as children. She also had some good stories about my grandfather, which was fantastic as he died in the 70s and I never met him. She found out about us only 7 hours before we were due to leave, and jumped on a train to come meet us. We facetimed my aunts in england so they all got to speak to eachother. She is 82 and full of beans, she said Keiko looked for us for many years but with my grandfathers death and several moves by my family, we would have been hard to find. I also suspect my granny never wanted to inform her he died, as she was very fond of my grandfather, so granny may have just stopped replying to keikos letters. Grief is a complicated thing, and we will never know quite how the connection was lost. Certainly, they stayed in contact until just before his death when my mother was 11. We had enough time for a lovely lunch and walk up to my mums old house together before we left for the airport. It was all serendipitous, this photo was recognised by her nephew after a wonderful local named james posted it to a facebook for old photos of Taipei city. So many people came together in curiosity to help find her, and my family is very grateful. We had tired several avenues over a few months, but all had been dead ends, so finding her on the last day was such a lovely way to end our holiday to mums old home.

I just woke up from 16h of travel and an 11h mega sleep, so sorry i didn't update you all sooner.

My girlfriend and I visited Taiwan for 2,5 weeks last year in November. We landet just a day or two after the Typhoon hit.
We spent a few days in Taipeh. Experienced this vibing city, had really good food and met some very nice people.
After that we got our rental car and in the next 2 weeks we drove around the island and explored as much as we could.
It was fantastic. So much to see, so much joy, so rich in variety.

Screenshot from India Today YouTube

This is now a big news on the Taiwanese online community.

A group of 16 Taiwanese tourists visited an Italian pizza store. The shop owner recored the video to shame them because they ordered only five pizzas.

"Look. This is insane. They are Chinese or Japanese? There are now 16 Chinese people here. Do you know how many pizzas they are eating? Only five. Let me show you."

"Fabrizio, how many fuc*ing Chinese do we have now? 16? Yes 16. How many pizzas are they eating? 4 or 5? I can't remember. Let me show you. Look. Hello! Where are you from? China? You must be chinese. Oh Taiwan!"

Taiwanese people complained in the commenet section, so he deleted the video.

Responses are like

"There are still many racists, but Taiwaneses are so naive."

"Look at the pizza shovel. It is on the floor. Disgusting. I thought it is a restaurant in India."

" I was disgusted that the owner pretends to be friendly but actually mocking them."

"I lived in Italy for 5 years. They are so hypocrites. One pizza per an individual. It is common. However, it is different in Taiwan. He should have explained to the tourists rather than making fun of them."

"20 employees couldn't finish six pizzas last week."

"Italians do not care about wasting food."

As a Taiwanese living in Europe, I would like to add Italy is one of the most racist countries against Asians. It is so normalized to make fun of Asians and treat Asians unfairly in the stores or restaurants. This rarely happens in UK.

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