We made our way to Taipei for the Fun Taiwan premier!Josie on the stage
Jevin on stage
Josie signing her CHINESE name in the guest book.
In the premier, Nadia (host on left) introduced locals of a mountain who would volunteer to carry tea up the mountain to the tourists who were climbing it just to be hospitable to the tourists. When the Nadia and Janet arrived on Stage after the premier, they also brought herbal tea and served it to the guests.
Another part of the premier showed a cotton candy guy. Now there is not much of anything special about someone who can spin cotton candy, but this guy has his own twist on things.... He walks away from the machine as he spins it creating these long feathery strings of cotton candy. They had him at the premier and he let anyone and everyone spin their own cotton candy his way.

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After, Discovery Channel provided a tour of the area where the famous Taiwanese movie "Monga" took place. For the first half, host Nadia walked with us. For the second half, host Janet walked with us. Both times Josie became both hosts new BFF! It was so cute.
This is a tea house that is over 100 years old. It is no longer in service but they did use it for the movie.



The costumes for the movie...

This kind of brick was common when the Japanese occupied Taiwan. Apparently these bricks were helpful in that they were a natural color and they did not reflect the light so they were safer in air raids as the bombers could not locate these buildings as easily. (I LOVE ENGLISH TOURS!)
This guy is Jack. He is the Discovery Channel PR guy. He was sooooooo very helpful... and Jevin just loved him. If the hosts were Josie's BFF's, then Jack was Jevin's BFF!
At the end of the tour we had another opportunity to take pictures with the hosts.


Both hosts were very personable and very normal. It was really nice to meet them.













































