Do you know much about Taiwan? 600字高中英语作文

　　Maybe you have been to Taiwan many times, and you may already know which department store is best for shopping or which restaurant is best for local cuisine. But, do you know much about the cultures and customs of Taiwan?

　　Taiwan has developed a distinct style of cuisine. For example, "bubble tea", which is very popular around the world, originated in Taiwan. The traditional tea culture can also be found in Taiwan. Among different species of tea, Taiwan oolong is the most well-known. It's one of the best-selling souvenirs.

　　In term of recreation, KTV (Karoke television) is incredibly popular among Taiwanese. Lots of teenagers like to stay in KTV for the whole day with their friends. Besides, Taiwanese drama is also another unique culture of Taiwan. Unlike Korean dramas, they are more likely to focus on family and moral issues, and thus they are more popular in places like Singapore, Malaysia etc.

　　Of course, there is still lots of cultures of Taiwan not mentioned and they are just waiting for you to explore!

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　　Why Taiwan is my favourite holiday destination?

　　I am sure most of you have never been to Taiwan. Taiwan is my favourite holiday destination, not only because it's one of the most exotic places in the world, but also because it's a place full of human warmth, which you can rarely find in China. You will always feel you are welcomed wherever you are in taiwan, simply because people in Taiwan are very enthusiastic and treat you as their friends!

　　In additional the short distance between China and Taiwan also makes me choose Taiwan as the best holiday destination. It's so convenient that I only need about 1.5 hours to go to Taiwan from China! So, isn't Taiwan a good place to travel to?

　　My most memorable experiences there

　　Last year, I travelled to Taiwan with my family. even though it was not the first time I have been to Taiwan, I still had some unforgettable memories of this visit.

　　In order to experience the local life there, we chose to stay with a host family. They treated us like their family members.

　　Once we came back very late from a tourist attraction and most restaurants had closed already, the family immediately cooked some noodles for us. That moment was so touching!

　　I wouldn't be able to experience all that if I had chosen to stay in a hotel. Such experiences made my trip to Taiwan a most unforgettable and memorable one in my heart.