I grew up in the southern city of Taiwan(Pingtung).
The population in Pingtung is around 839,000.

I have 5 familiy members including my parents, younger brother, sister in law and a nephew. We lived in a 3 story house where Its been lived more than 30 years.

I started my first job after university graduation in the northern city of Taiwan(Taipei) when I was 24. I never left my hometown before I was 24. I used to be keen to live in a modern and fashionable big city. I’ve worked as a technical writer, inside sales, secretary and etc. Mostly sitting in the office. I’m glad I was ever lived in a big city a decade so I now prefer the beauty of small city.

It comes to my mind (since I was twenty something) that I can live in some different countries every 3-5 years. (Yep I am a daydreamer : D )
But I am stuck every time when I think of how am I gonna make a living myself not staying in my country. I trust there’s always a way out, isn’t it?
If you have better tips, advice or just take me away, I’ll appreciate what you do.

I am not always energetic if too many social interactions with people. I might look attached (it’s only out of courtesy ) or dependent.
Trust me! We get along better if you leave me alone. I am interested in people and their stories. That’s why I genuinely love Couchsurfing.

I'm allergic to alcohol but I can take very little drink for fun(I had a terrible tolerance of alcohol).
I enjoy night life occasionally while I could easily feel exhausted, no offense to spoil fun. If you happen to see me yawning, please send me back where I can sleep or take a shower. I tried to practice yoga to improve my physical strength. I prefer to live a regular, health life. I enjoy morning sunshine more than moonlight.

Sorry for a long blabla........

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

My first time to use it in September 2016 when I tried a budget travel in Europe. It’s been impressive and positive most of the time using it as a surfer.
Compared with most hosts I met so far, I cannot call myself as a good host but I m improving.

I like surfing than hosting, and you? Why?

Interests

hot yoga, hiking, traveling, trekking, movies, music

• movies
• music
• hiking
• hot yoga

Music, Movies, and Books

Music:
Piano (eg. Ludovico Einaudi, Art Tatum, Dave Brubeck), Jack Johnson, Lisa Uno

Movies recently seen:
The insult, Three billboards outsides Ebbing, Missouri, into the wild

TV series:
Game of Thrones, Broken Girls

Book recently read:
Into the wild（阿拉斯加之死）, 徒步中國, 轉山邊境流浪者, 旅行在希望與苦難之間

I tried to read books sometimes but it literally isn’t easy to finish one when I had a job.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Start my ballet class and Bikram yoga class in my thirties.
Sleeping in strangers house(Couchsurfing)
Traveling solo in Europe (September-December, 2016)

Teach, Learn, Share

I can offer a couch, a shower room and a bike.

If you're interested in traveling Taiwan, you can find brilliant information in the following link:
http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/m1.aspx?sNo=0016590

http://es.rti.org.tw

What I Can Share with Hosts

Coke chicken wing if I have a chance to use a kitchen and buy all materials I need considering I m not physically tired.
Basic yoga poses
Chinese writing

刮痧 gua sha:

El término proviene de la palabra Gua que significa “raspar” y la palabra Sha que se podría traducir como “arena patógena” o “acumulación de toxinas” u “obstrucción de energía”. De aquí que el objetivo del masaje sea liberar estas toxinas a través de la movilización de los fluidos.

GUA SHA - BENEFICIOS GENERALES
Provoca mediante la fricción una estimulación de la circulación linfática y sanguínea, con el consiguiente incremento del movimiento de los fluidos corporales, aumenta la función metabólica y ayuda a eliminar las toxinas acumuladas a nivel superficial y profundo del tejido con lo que conseguimos un efecto desintoxicante y drenante desde la primera sesión.

Mueve la sangre y la energía estancada. Favorece la oxigenación y la circulación evitando y mejorando las arañas vasculares.

https://youtu.be/Trq1uR0cBRo
https://youtu.be/mU6RbrkgmXg
https://terapiaguasha.jimdo.com/

A method in tradition Chinese medicine in which the skin on the back, limbs, and other parts of the body is lubricated and then pressured and scraped with a rounded object (a ceramic spoon, the edge of a rice bowl, or similar object).

Countries I’ve Visited

China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Portugal, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand

Countries I’ve Lived In

China, Taiwan