Request: Write a letter to your foreign friend and discuss about “The Six Day,” and your friend is coming to Taiwan, tell him/her how will you guide their journey in Taiwan.
Dear Viola,
Greetings from Taiwan! How have you been recently? Are you still goes in for science-fiction films? I have seen a movie that you might be interested. Remember “The Sixth Day?” The movie concerns cloning technologies? My English teacher had me saw it again few days ago. Unlike the first time I watched it, after judging so many movies, I could easily find many questions in the movie. However, if it was not an action hero movie, the script is not so bad. That is to say, unreasonable perfection has made this movie imperfect.
By the way, is it true that you are coming here from Korea next February? That would be our vacation for New Year Festival. I hope you can come to experience our New Year Festival in Taiwan. You will be treating as part of my family for sure.
Afterward, my friend, Winston, will provide a place to live in Taipei. Our transportation will be his car. To my expectation, he will take us tour around North and East Taiwan. For these days, our schedule will be filled with both cities and countries. First of all, shopping in Taipei, we will experience the trends in Taiwan, and I know you love it. Next, we will spend some time in Cheu-Fen. I wonder if you remember the story about Cheu-Fen I told you before? The village was once so remote that only nine families settled in. That is what Cheu-Fen in Chinese means, nine families. However, when building a bridge there, workers explored a gold mine unexpectedly. Soon after, countless people poured into the small town with the Chinese version of “American dream of gold.” Nevertheless, the gold was finally run out one day, and the gold rushers ran out, too, leaving only empty houses behind.
The gold rush might be end. However, our journey will continue. Approaching the Nest Coast of Taiwan, you will surely be impressed by the scenery. The sharp steeps and natural sculptures, including the famous Queen’s Head Rock, are really breath-taking natural masterpieces. Along the coast, scenery is endless. I know that you love the ocean and wind as I do, so I can assure you that the journey to East coast will not let you down.
In the end, we will go back to Taipei, and visit the Fisher Port, which is one of the most popular places famous for its sunsets. The next day, we will spare some time parading in In-go, which means the song of oriole in Chinese, where produces great ceramics. These ceramics put the place on the world map, and will put some souvenir in your bags, too. Then, we will take you to the CKS international airport, puts an end to our journey. I really expect your visit and our journey.
Sincerely yours,
Chia-An, Liu
Dear Viola,
Greetings from Taiwan! How have you been recently? Are you still goes in for science-fiction films? I have seen a movie that you might be interested. Remember “The Sixth Day?” The movie concerns cloning technologies? My English teacher had me saw it again few days ago. Unlike the first time I watched it, after judging so many movies, I could easily find many questions in the movie. However, if it was not an action hero movie, the script is not so bad. That is to say, unreasonable perfection has made this movie imperfect.
By the way, is it true that you are coming here from Korea next February? That would be our vacation for New Year Festival. I hope you can come to experience our New Year Festival in Taiwan. You will be treating as part of my family for sure.
Afterward, my friend, Winston, will provide a place to live in Taipei. Our transportation will be his car. To my expectation, he will take us tour around North and East Taiwan. For these days, our schedule will be filled with both cities and countries. First of all, shopping in Taipei, we will experience the trends in Taiwan, and I know you love it. Next, we will spend some time in Cheu-Fen. I wonder if you remember the story about Cheu-Fen I told you before? The village was once so remote that only nine families settled in. That is what Cheu-Fen in Chinese means, nine families. However, when building a bridge there, workers explored a gold mine unexpectedly. Soon after, countless people poured into the small town with the Chinese version of “American dream of gold.” Nevertheless, the gold was finally run out one day, and the gold rushers ran out, too, leaving only empty houses behind.
The gold rush might be end. However, our journey will continue. Approaching the Nest Coast of Taiwan, you will surely be impressed by the scenery. The sharp steeps and natural sculptures, including the famous Queen’s Head Rock, are really breath-taking natural masterpieces. Along the coast, scenery is endless. I know that you love the ocean and wind as I do, so I can assure you that the journey to East coast will not let you down.
In the end, we will go back to Taipei, and visit the Fisher Port, which is one of the most popular places famous for its sunsets. The next day, we will spare some time parading in In-go, which means the song of oriole in Chinese, where produces great ceramics. These ceramics put the place on the world map, and will put some souvenir in your bags, too. Then, we will take you to the CKS international airport, puts an end to our journey. I really expect your visit and our journey.
Sincerely yours,
Chia-An, Liu
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