Our wonderland is more bizarre than your wonderland!

Taiwan offers a rich diversity of cultural and life experiences, especially if you relocate an entire family of five. Follow the unique and unexpected experiences of an American family who moved to Taiwan in search of new opportunities and a new perspective on life.

A blog about Taiwan through the eyes of a Taiwanese-American, studying abroad for a semester in Taipei--illustrated with lots of pictures and rambles.

News, views and insiders' analysis from Greater China that the newspapers can't/won't print. Also, travel, features, entertainment and advice from Dear MeiGui.

thoughts and observations collected during my current travels as a fruitpicker, antique seller, Chinese language student, travelling through, around, on, in and under Czech Republic, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.

Welcome, I do think every photo speak it's own tale in your eyes, just share your opinions here. Only Photos Here, Created by JimmyYen & CawaChang.

My life and adventures in Taiwan.

Amusements and curiosities from a former journalist living in Taiwan.

Working and living in Taoyuan City/Lujhu Township. Meeting great people. Experiencing a fascinating culture. Learning a challenging language. PLAYING MAHJONG!

General thoughts on living in Taiwan as an Expat

隨身帶著相機，是一種態度！

Food, travel, experiences, photos, plenty of fun and good times with MJ and Hui-chen in Taiwan and Asia. TheNHBushman.com is an outgrowth of, and the next logical step for, The NH Bushman In Taiwan and The World, a personal blog run by MJ Klein (aka The New Hampshire Bushman) and his lovely wife Hui-chen for more than 3 years. The blog primarily features photographs of travels of MJ and Hui-chen plus daily goings on in the bustling island nation of Taiwan, and other places in Asia. Articles feature people, culture, food, situations and sometimes the trials and tribulations of traveling in China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Laos and of course Taiwan. But so much more than a blog, TheNHBushman.com was created to provide you with hours of interactive entertainment.

A colorful online travel guide that helps you explore the best attractions around Taiwan and understand Chinese culture. Find tons of pictures, maps, restaurant reviews and cheap places to stay. I give sound, practical advice to help you make your journey around Taiwan a truly memorable one! I share tips and tricks even the locals don't know... If you're an adventurous person, you'll especially enjoy the hiking section! Visit us and you'll see how Taiwan can be an exciting destination!

A younger friend told me he learnt more about dealing with Taiwanese from the stories of the Taiwan old hands than any guidebook. That proved as inspiration for this blog - Insights, reflections and observations on life for a foreigner in Taiwan through a number of short stories, articles and tales, almost all based on real events.

Frost Thoughts is a non-unique look into the mind of me.

My Chinese name is 康威 (Kāng Wēi). I am an Australian World Heritage Studies graduate currently studying Chinese in Taipei, Taiwan. 我的中文名字是康威，來自澳洲，世界文化遺產研究碩士，目前在台灣學習中文。 This blog is dedicated to sharing my experiences studying Chinese in Taiwan. In 2007-08 I was granted a Ministry of Education Huayu (Mandarin) Enrichment Scholarship. The Taiwanese government has many different programs that enable people to travel, study and work in Taiwan in order to raise awareness of the country and hopefully, in the longer term, increase its soft power. 2007年至2008年期間，我獲得教育部促進華語獎學金，這個部落格即是致力於分享個人在台灣學習中文的種種經驗。為了提升對本國的認識並進而凝聚無形的影響力，台灣當局有許多鼓勵方案讓外國人士可以在台灣一邊旅遊，一邊讀書、工作。 In this blog you will find out about the Mandarin scholarship, the application process, visas, life in Taipei and learning Mandarin. 在該部落格當中，網友可以找到有關華語獎學金、申請表格、簽證、台北生活圈及學習中文等相關資料及議題。

Taiwan: random images and thoughts.

Through wandering in Taiwan, we would like to share our travel experience and passion for Taiwan.

My Several Worlds is a travel and photography site featuring attractions, destinations, cultures, and lifestyles in Asia, with a particular emphasis on Taiwan. Read interviews with global artists, educators, and expats, catch up on news and updates, and learn about living and working in Taiwan.

We are a missionary family living and working in northern Taiwan. God has given us a vision for planting churches in and around the capital city, Taipei. We use this blog to connect with family, friends, supporters and anyone else who finds us here. We blog about various things related to life and work in Taiwan.

中華文化之美，深蘊於玉石之間。 致廣大而盡精微，極高明而道中庸。 這是個人收藏玉石的空間，歡迎常來欣賞!! I am sincere in my love for Chinese culture. The contents of my blog are jade carving . Welcome to visit my blog and leave your opinions.

Deaflympian who recently represented New Zealand at the Taipei Deaflympics that was held in September 2009. Daniel has stayed on in Taiwan to experience living in Taiwan and to compete on the domestic Taiwan cycling scene.

Travel through Asia with Craig Ferguson Images.

An American expatriate shares his thoughts on life, language, food, and culture in Taiwan.

A guide to hiking in Taiwan

My life and times in Taiwan. Please tkae a look at the photography under "Photo Gallery" tell me what you think!

After traveled some places of the world, I fund there are so many things to appreciate with in Taiwan. So begining this blog to intro duce those special things of Taiwan to the world.

Travel and cultural issues relating to Taiwan - the main aim is to help travelers and expats alike to find hidden places, unknown festivals and good food in Taiwan.

Your WaaKao has arrived. We started WaaKao as a response to a clear and definite lack of a locally based source of information and commentary that is educated, political, current, sophisticated, or humorous. Our WaaKao is a gateway to Taiwan, whether its arts and culture, political commentary, music, where the great party is on the weekend or just a profile about Mr. Chen the local recycling engineer. No story is too small, no headline too big. Our WaaKao website is customizable for each and every individual and uses all the latest cutting edge technology to make their web experience that much better. Everyone can easily locate the hottest music or art events, the most fashionable stores, and all the finest restaurants Taiwan has to offer. This is where YOU come in. Your stories, poems, pictures and drawings are welcome and needed. WaaKao will offer you a place where you can express your ideas and thoughts, and through our active promotion allow much more viewer-ship than you might otherwise get. To facilitate this synergy of writer and audience we went to great lengths to create a technologically advanced canvas for our contributors. So indulge yourselves. Browse, peruse, gape, or do whatever you want. And when you ready, drop us a line and start on your way to being a contributor. Start on your way to making a difference. Your Taiwan. Your WaaKao.

Here, a danish Exchange student in Taipei writes about his life in different Taiwanese families and comments on culture differences, similarities and whatever he finds interesting here to himself. Contains a lot of pictures in good quality.

Vintage photos of Taiwan taken in the late 60's

Views of Taiwan by an Italian / Australian web geek trying to learn Chinese Mandarin.

The blog from the Haggard about stuff, you know, living in Taiwan, culture, theology, art, and, well, things. There is also a lame podcast with conversations around Pingtung.

I'm just a woman trying to find the beauty of life again.

Surfer girl in Taiwan...

The often-updated blog of an English teacher and Chinese student in Taichung County.

Blog for yearly discoveries of Taiwan.

A Taiwan centered, photography focused block

If you appreciate quality products, buying "Made in Taiwan" is a great choice. Unfortunately, it isn't always easy to find such products -- even if you live in Taiwan. This blog will provide info about products which are made in Taiwan and will show you how to get these things for yourself.

As Taiwanese people struggle on their way out of recent and on-going propaganda-fueled confusion on their identity, this blog seeks to encourage and chronicle our Taiwan identity. There is so much to be proud of in Taiwan. Our land's amazing history, our nation's struggling democracy, our mix of languages, cultures, ethnicities and traditions along with our unique place in the world on the Pacific Ocean rim bring a great enrichment to the world community. We want to bring an end to the history of foreign cultures (whether Manchurian, Chinese, Japanese or Western) setting themselves up as prestige cultures and denigrating local cultures and languages as uncouth or backward. We do have a unique Taiwanese Identity. Our nation could become a leader in the world. In many fields it already is.

Hungry In Taipei is a journal of finding good food and restaurants I love to eat in Taipei when I'm not in Los Angeles. Started in 2005, I have over 350 restaurants/eateries written about in Taiwan and all over the world. From street eats to gourmet restaurants, I love trying new places and getting tips about where to eat in Taipei from people who stop by my blog.

Better than yelling at the TV!

Notes from a New Zealander on moving to and living in Taipei, Taiwan. No politics, no angst, just the good stuff. Brownie promise.

Almost exclusively Taiwan-oriented political posts. Occasional forays into US politics, Buddhism or cultural issues.

Travel writing and photography by Matt Gibson, a journalist and photographer based in Tainan, Taiwan.

Mostly a techblog, Cruisy Blog is a recording developments of my current web projects, as well as jottings on any tech-related subjects I find interesting. I am developing a site called "Cruisy" which is aimed at English speakers in Taiwan, so in a sense, Cruisy Blog is also a pre-release site blog for this website.

The RTI Chat Room blog brings you hot topics and information about restaurants, performances, and things to do in Taiwan. It also links to our webcast -- a half hour program every weekday brought to you by the hosts of Radio Taiwan International.

Blog about Taiwan's air power!

Perusable pickings from around Taiwan ...news...art...fashion...events...music...design...food...

Originally a family photoblog, now more of a place to have an occasional mumble and grumble about Taiwan, my adopted home.

It is a blog about my mood, what makes me reacting and what I feel interesting to share. Some political comments too.

A valiant attempt to understand the world's most convoluted and volatile political conflicts as well as the culture of the people living therein

Life in exile in central Taiwan.

Meanderings on living in Southern Taiwan

"a twentysomething hua qiao returns to taiwan for uncertain adventures in identity formation, Mandarin literacy and TEFL teaching"

A group blog on politics in Taiwan by supporters of Taiwan's existing independence / opponents of annexation to China.

David's blog about Taiwan which includes travel, photos, culture, movie reviews, reports on events and occassional commentary on news and politics. 

New Zealander living in Taipei, writes about his road riding in Taiwan. Will be a useful blogsite to read about good rides mostly in the Taipei area.

blogging from taichung >///

Photography, travel, culture anything but politics

Our adventure in Taiwan.

This blog focuses on Taiwan's history, democracy and sovereignty; who is for it and who is against it; it also touches on other items of interest to the author.

A blog in Spanish about the "lha Formosa" or best known as Taiwan. The blog is written in Spanish and makes use of Bopomofo, Pinyin for the phonetic translations of the Chinese characters. :)

Spreading the word about Taiwan to family and friends

http://www.wretch.cc/blog/chloechen30 I'm Chloe. I like drawing some graffiti to share with my friends. Welcom to my BLOG. See U then.

Infrequent entries for the folks back home

Travel throughout Taiwan

Flip and Sara's never-ending quest to explore the world as inexpensively as possible (always fly coach, never first-class).

Connecting you with the best photographers, videographers and models in Taiwan.

Articles on Taiwan and Taiwanese culture, photos from the streets of Taipei.

A collection of Poohat and art from the Taiwan music scene over the last few years. Random blabbering and useless information totally unrelated to stinky tofu or betel nut girls.

We are two educators from Portland, Oregon who love to travel, and have decided the best way to see the world on a teacher's salary and continue doing what we love, is to teach abroad.

Life back and forth between Taipei and Atlanta

Many are unaware that there was ever a US military presence in Taiwan. The USTDC blog is a sort of retro-diary of the day-to-day lives of the American servicemen and women who lived and worked in the Taipei area during the period 1955-1979. The blog includes numerous photographs from that period, along with discussions of where they lived, their recreational activities, their experiences with the good people of Taiwan and the work they did while they were there. Almost half of the blog's regular readers live in Taiwan today.

Taiwan has only very recently come out from under an authoritarian dictatorship. This blog posts articles that seek to further a foundation of freedom and democracy in Taiwan.

台灣最大的免費資源蒐集網站，提供完整的免費資源介紹。

“My Life in Anecdotes” mainly focuses on my life in and thoughts about Taiwan; and is an attempt to download my brain to an English language medium before I forget how to write English at a university level. Readers can enjoy stories of madness from both the past and present.

Enjoy amazing tour photos, fun how-to articles, real-life stories of love & adventure - even travel jokes, in our Taipei, Taiwan travels. For the love of travel. For the love of Taipei. From a fan & friend in (Asia) Singapore! :-)

This German language blog mainly focuses on the portrayal of current Taiwanese events in German newspapers and other media outlets. Occasionally there are also posts about Taiwanese politics, culture or photos that I took during my trips around the island.

College English teaching, fun aspects of Taiwanese culture --- My husband and I live in southern Taiwan - in Neipu, Pingtung County.

Taiwan's languages were suppressed by the authoritarian Japanese and then Chinese nationalists regimes. In today's world, unless a language is written down and used in teaching and discourse of ideas, it is likely to disappeared within a few generations. Siá Tâi-oân ê Oē is designed as a forum for people to produce new written articles and essays in the original languages of Taiwan including two Han-derived languages -- Taiwanese Holo-oe and Hakka -- Paiwan, Amis and other Austronesian languages. The standard for Romanization is the Church Romanization, because has been used the longest, is most widely read, and has the most material and dictionaries, etc. Also its system for writing dipthongs is more accommodating to regional variants of Holo Taiwanese.

Photography, music, stories, and entertaining tidbits about life in Taiwan

I was a Taiwanese girl growing up in America; now I’m an American girl growing up in Taiwan. Cultures clash, traditions mix, languages blend… and it’s all one big mess. These are my adventures as an American looking like a Taiwanese but acting like an American in Taiwan. Confused yet? I certainly am.

Fashion, clothes, street style, art, design, DIY, people, parties, projects, the future, Taiwan, Rice Society!

A blog about the life of an exchange student at the Chinese Culture University in Taiwan.

I decided to move out of my apartment, quit my job and move to the opposite side of the world because two guys I spent three months with two years ago are teaching English at a school in Taiwan and I thought it would be an exciting adventure.

This blog is about my life in Taiwan and Chinese/Taiwanese culture. I am sinologist, who lives and works here. I decided to write my blog in Polish, so that Polish people have greater access to the Asian culture.

'Taiwan Urlaub' is a new German speaking blog about spending holidays in Taiwan and Taipei with a focus on pictures, sightseeing highlights and travel information.

Neil Wade's personal blog about Taiwan, photography and traveling. With insight, information, tips and advice on all three.

Commentary on Taiwan and anything else by a frustrated academic.

This blog will describe various cities around the island of Taiwan. If you need any help or have any questions regarding accommodations in Taiwan. Let me know.

Peimic.com is about Michael and Peichi finding their place in the World. Michael is doing it through biking and poetry. The later being something that he's been hiding for a while, but is finally setting free. Peichi, well, she's the muse, the most important part. If you're interested in biking around Taiwan, hanging out or swapping stories and poetry, drop us a line. Check back often, as there's something new here, nearly everyday.

A guide to camping in Taiwan

A political blog on Taiwan's young democracy, written by Taiwanese-Americans.

I'm a Taiwanese-American woman working as a features journalist in Taipei. I write about being an Asian-American in an Asian country, my reporting adventures and the cool things I see on the yam-shaped island as I attempt to embiggen my world. My interests include Taiwan's social history, DIY, photography, toy cameras, needlework, learning useful Mandarin phrases (i.e. trying to get my cousins to teach me swear words), designer toys, popular culture, retro/vintage style and design, indie stores and finding the extraordinary in the everyday.

I'm Range, your host. On the menu, photos, art, stories, entertainment and reviews. Links, maths, education and social issues. I'm in Quebec (Canada) or Taiwan (R.O.C.).

My life in Taiwan; from love to tyhpoons, studying Chinese, teaching English and friends. Visa frustrations and victories.