@PhilipJames360
I lived in Taiwan in 2020. It was great to return to my favorite city, Hualien, and score it as a remote work destination.
@HardQoo
歡迎你再次回到台灣，我是台北人，30年前曾經在花蓮服役當兵2年，從此就愛上了花蓮，花蓮絕對是我在台灣最愛的城市。
@Sidetracked_in_Macau
Taiwan! Nice to see Hualien as a focus as well.
@carefreecarefree1
Great video! Love your honesty, talking about both the beautiful pros and not ignore the cons at the same time. As in life, it always has two sides. Let people know and let people decide. Thank you!
@Su-ew8mj
If I had to choose where to retire in Taiwan, Hualien would be the one. Parts of Hualien make you feel like you’re not in Taiwan. It just looks so much different from the rest of Taiwan. Very good analysis of the topics.I’m going to watch the video again. Savor it. I also like Taitung. East coast is wild and untouched. I prefer living in that part of Taiwan. Enjoy the video👍
@taiwan1895
Hualien is a great place, and you make a persuasive argument. However, I can add a couple more drawbacks to living there: 1. Hualien's location on the east coast means it's more exposed to the typhoons that frequently hit Taiwan compared to Taipei and other cities on the west coast. 2. The city's close proximity to the eastern side of the Central Mountains means the sun disappears relatively early in the afternoon.
@squattingtaiwan
Awesome intro to Hualien. Made me want to consider an extended Hualien stay in my next visit =)
@huggyshaggles
Fantastic lowdown! Thank you.
@StreetVisitor
Happy 2023❤ wish you have a good life Taiwan 😊
@lotussong8294
That being said I do love it here and my goal is to learn Mandarin so I don't mind that people can't speak English. Also I don't know when the last time you went to Seoul is but the last time I was there in July everyone was speaking English I was actually disappointed because I wanted to speak in Korean 😂
@ChiChingchiu
花蓮台東絕對是WFH最棒的地點
@leonardlin6459
bro, its $2 for whole papaya in Singapore (one of the most expensive city)
@heyitssohith
Can you tell in detail about the Wifi Plan which you've used?
@shorelkleinert1251
Which mobile service do you use in Hualien?
@SebastianLarsen
Really interesting series. Do you think China's sabre rattling is just to hurt Taiwan's economy? Empty threats? It was interesting to see the washing machine antique in the cafe was Danish. I wonder how it ended up in Taiwan.
@eddiegriffiths830
I’m in Hualien now and I’ve found that hardly anyone speaks English
@lotussong8294
That has not been my experience with English speaking....
@othahammer5183
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@PhilipJames360