Travel in Taiwan 171217: The Unexpected Guest

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The biggest surprises in life really happen
when you least expect it. While walking in the middle of a thick fog near Cingjing Farm in Nantou, I came
across a beautiful house. It looked so mysterious that I easily get drawn to enter its premises. It's
called the Europe Villa. A white building that is slowly being hidden by the clouds. No one seems to be inside
so I took some pictures until someone came out from the door to say hello.

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It was the manager of the guesthouse and
her name was Ms. Evelyn. She asked me where I came from and I said that I'm from the Philippines. A hat
on my head, a camera hanging on my neck and tripod on my hand. It was very easy to tell that I'm a tourist
who went to Taiwan for a vacation. But when I told her that I'm a student from Tsing Hua Da Xue, I immediately
got her full trust and she invited me to get inside the house.

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She immediately called her servant and
to my surprise, she was a Filipino. The two women gave me a warm welcome and I told them about the different
places in Taiwan that I have been to. Places like Hehuanshan, Green Island, Orchid Island and Kinmen. And
of course, the conversation wouldn't be complete without showing them the luomujie blog through my smartphone.

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