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    <title>Life in Taiwan</title>
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      <title>Photos: Traditional Taiwan</title>
      <description>Although tiny, Taiwan is a fascinating country with so much to offer a traveler.  It exudes of culture no matter where you might find yourself. 
 
A common tradition in Taiwan is known as ?? (bàibài), which translates to the worshipping of ancestors.  Taiwanese, young and old, practice this ritual; so it should come as no surprise that the mountainous island is packed with temples.  I remain amazed each day by the ancient objects and the honorable people. 

My name is Jennifer.  I am a Canadian who has been residing in Taiwan for the past seven years.  I fell in love with Asian culture and its way of life upon immediate arrival and have since developed a passion for photography. 

I am in my second year at the international university here, studying Journalism and Mass Communication.  Language lessons and schooling have helped me to become somewhat proficient in Mandarin; I read and write traditional characters.  Outside of studies and work, I like hiking locally and climbing indoor walls or outdoor rocks.

I am an enthusiastic traveler, having backpacked through India, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Sri Lanka along with several other countries around South East Asia.

The opportunity of a South African safari would be unbelievably fascinating. I've always had a passion for animals, tame or wild, and I believe they make perfect subjects for patient photographers.  More often than not I find myself following my two indoor cats around with my Canon, waiting to capture that perfect moment.

Getting hands-on practice with a National Geographic professional would be so inspirational.  Once university is done, I'd like to pursue a career in the field of photography because I know there is so much more to learn.  The experience would be a definite step in the direction.</description>
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      <category>Travel</category>
      <category>Taiwan</category>
      <author>jennifer08</author>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 7 Nov 2011 10:20:00 GMT</pubDate>
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