Why Taiwan is a good place to live in?

There are mainly three reasons that Taiwan is good place to live in. First, its weather is fine. Second, there are many entertainments to have fun. Finally, there are a lot of delicious foods to eat.

For one reason, many people who live here like Taiwan’s weather. Since Taiwan has a tropical climate, it doesn’t get too hot in summer or get too cold in winter. Besides, typhoons seldom hit Taiwan even though there would be several typhoons between summer and autumn. In short, people who live in Taiwan would feel that they are in spring every day.

For another reason, people enjoy the many entertainments here. For instance, if you would like to know the culture or the history of Taiwan, there are National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, National Palace Museum, and National Museum of History to visit. If you are bored, there are also many amusement parks such as, Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village and Janfusun Fancy World to have fun. Also, if you like to shop, there are a lot of department stores to choose from. However, if you are tired, you can go to night markets to eat some local foods and experience this unique Taiwan’s culture. In brief, because there are a lot of things you can do in Taiwan, you would never feel dreary.

For most people, the most enjoyable thing living in Taiwan is the many tasty foods to eat. For Taiwan is surrounded by oceans, the seafood in Taiwan is a good choice to have. You can easily find them from high-class restaurants to local night markets; for example, lobsters salad, caviar, oyster omelets and catfish. In addition, another healthy choice is tofu. There are also many different dishes and tastes for tofu such as, mapo tofu, tofu soup and stinky tofu which are all delicious. To sum up, you would never worry about what to eat for good if you live in Taiwan.

In conclusion, it is really wonderful to live in Taiwan. Not only are there a lot different kinds of foods to choose form, but there are a lot of places to stay and have fun as well. Therefore, I hold a firm belief that once you come to Taiwan, you would come back again.