Window on China is a marvelous miniature world that was originally designed to provide an overview of traditional Chinese buildings in mainland China and Taiwan, as well as to illustrate modern Taiwanese architecture.
Replicas of Taiwanese architecture depict the entire history of the island from its early colonial period to the present.
Mini Kingdom contains more than 50 sets of miniature landscapes located in Asia, Europe, America, and Africa.
I went to Taiping as I was sending my mum home. Well, I never thought that I would be meeting Hayley instead. Initially, I had wanted to meet both Yan and Yvonne but they were working yesterday. Yan gave me Hayley's phone number when I asked her if Hayley was working too. So when I reached Taiping, I messaged Hayley that I would try to locate her place as she had given me her address. I didn't think I would be able to find it. So to be on the safe side, I called her when I reached somewhere near her place. She directed me and I found it.. So nice to meet a new blogger friend and her baby. Aden is so cute! On the way to Hayley's place, I remembered this temple where I used to visit when I was young to watch the Chinese opera show.
This friend of mine, is a kind person. When he has any second hand Brooks shoes, he will call me and ask if I want them. My answer is definitely 'Yes!' He is a dealer in Brooks shoes and he always likes to try on different kinds of shoes. After that, he would just sell them away cheaply. Many months ago, I had bought two pairs from him and recently, my husband told me that those two pairs were almost worn down. So I had to ask this friend if he had any second hand shoes. He told me that he had this very pair which he only wore it once and he's selling it at RM180. Grabbed it and gave it to my husband. He wore it immediately for his meeting last night. After that, he will wear it for his daily work at the shop.
My husband loves to buy durians but he wouldn't eat at all. I had to finish them most of the time. My boy won't eat and my girl would just take a seed or two. Firstly, he bought two whole. Not long after, he bought another two when I told him that they were delicious. Then again, he bought more. This time they were already packed in plastic containers. Durians are rich in nutrient. Durians are naturally rich in potassium, dietary fibre, iron, vitamin C, and vitamin B complex. The king of fruits is thus excellent for improving muscle strength and blood pressure, bowel movements and skin health. It also supports the nervous and immune systems, and enhances red blood cell formation. I like to take durian with plain rice as lunch. Yesterday, I just fried fish and took it with lettuce and some rice. Simple yet delicious!
wow..even have totem pole
ReplyDeleteWow that's nice! I like the egyptian statue.
ReplyDeleteYou bring back my old memory.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun place to visit :)
ReplyDeleteReally marvelous, Wenn!!
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Stunning pictures!
ReplyDeleteA do not miss blog!
ReplyDeleteGlad to be back, Missed Ya!
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Great photos!!
ReplyDeleteTaiwan has lots to offer.
Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting place where I wanted to visit too! ^^
ReplyDeletesomething like in shenzhen the Little Window Of the World?
ReplyDeleteHappY MotheR's DaY, Wenn!!!
That's pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat, very well done I thought it was real sized. I do very much like the graceful Lady statue.
ReplyDeleteWow! what a lot of work went into these miniatures. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWhere exactly is the place?
ReplyDeleteThis place is beautiful. Very senic. Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteusually such places charge a lot for admission, did you have to pay a lot?
ReplyDeleteAwesome pix. You went there?
ReplyDeleteAnn, it's in the itinerary..not sure how much it would cost.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the mini Asia in Malacca will ever come close to this. :p
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place to visit. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteI like the Egyptian statue. Very nice.
ReplyDeletewow another windows of the world, seems like it has great features too!
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