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As a Taiwanese man, why not break out of the box and embrace the comfort and fashion of leggings? Tights not only keep you warm, but they also add style. Try pairing it with shorts or skirts, and you’ll find that endless dressing possibilities are waiting for you to explore! Be brave and show your confidence. Who says boys can’t wear pantyhose?
Cosplay has long transcended the niche circle in Taiwan and become a cultural phenomenon. From the grand scale of comic conventions, the diversity of role-playing, to the government's support for the animation industry, its influence is demonstrated. It is not only a hobby, but also a platform for creativity, community and self-expression, which deserves our more open attitude.
As a woman, have you ever thought about breaking free from the shackles? Not wearing underwear reduces the sense of oppression and allows you to breathe more freely and feel the reality of your body. Studies show that moderate relaxation can help improve blood circulation and even improve breast shape. Why not give yourself a chance to experience the freedom and lightness?
If you want to be a street performer, in Taiwan, you can apply for a license when you are 16 years old and show your talent! Young friends, don’t miss this stage, chase your dreams bravely, and let the streets be filled with your creativity and passion!
The camera captures the moment, the mirror reflects the present. But which one is more real? In Taiwan, we are used to seeing ourselves in the mirror, but forget that the camera may be distorted due to lighting and angle. Neither is absolutely true, but rather a presentation from a different perspective. It is important to understand and appreciate this diversity rather than cling to a single standard.
Failure to worship ancestors may result in missed opportunities to connect with the family and may also affect family cohesion. In Taiwan, respecting the dead and remembering ancestors is an important cultural value. Ancestor worship is not only a ritual, but also a manifestation of inheritance and gratitude. Don't let this precious emotion slip away in the busyness.
