4th day: "Tajik tour" reunion, the sea food market and roll curtains factory

I guess that a title of this article sounds strange but it really is appropriate to what happened today.
Sometimes you think that the people which you meet in another country you will not meet anymore because of a lack of time, financial resources or of other reasons. Well, I met Maggie from Taiwan and Maniza from Tajikistan while I was an exchange participant in AIESEC development project in AIESEC's committee in Dushanbe. And participation in SayTaiwan's program made it possible that we could meet each other in Taiwan. So it procclaims that the world becomes smaller and smaller, nothing is impossible and there is no good byes but until the next time or see you soon.

It was such a luck that my friend Maggie is hosting our Tajik friend Maniza very close to my hostfamily so that we could meet up easily. So what happened today? Maggie and Maniza came to my place to pick up me and then Maggie drove us to her grandparents' place which is very close to my place, too. They made a home made dinner which was very tasty and after that we drove to Maggie's father work placement where he is an owner of the roll curtains factory.

We got introduction how this factory works, we tasted some fruits like a "dragon eye" in a backyard of the factory and after that we drove to the sea food market in Changhua's port to buy some fishes. It was an interesting experience because I have never been in such a market so I took a lot of pictures of the fishes and sea creatures which I had seen only as in a frozen variant in the freezers of the food shops. After the sea food market we drove back to factory where later a cook made a huge dinner with the previously bought fishes and also with the today's bought fishes. By the table there was not only Maggie's family but also there were her father's employees and some of his relatives so I felt that they have a impressive common sense to be together and to enjoy each other's company. After a nice dinner Maggie brought back me and her granfather to our places. In conclusion I can say that I didn't go so far away from Changhua but I spent a great day with my friends which I think it's one of the most important things in this world-to share a life with your dear and beloved ones.