Hey, my friend
I'm Chiao-Yu Cheng, or you can called me Joyce. I love the freak of nature and those beautiful things created by human beings. And I really into photography and cuisines.
Culinary art is my major, so I also like to taste the food around the world.
I love smile and laughing, and also like to share this happy to my friends, family or even stranger. Since I was a exchange student in Hong Kong, I've fell in love with this world and traveling. Travel and adventure are the important part of my life, I'll going down this world with my camera and smile.
In the end, I need to say sorry that my English isn't that well. But I believe that my smile and body language can solve all the problem.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to meet someone has the same interest with me of course. I also like to try the new thing, if you like to teach me I'll be very happy . And the most important reason is that I want to share my smile and Taiwan with you. So if you feel sad or have a bad mood sometimes, plz don't be shy, just chat with me.
It's my pleasure to meet you guys and nice to meet you.
Thanks.

Interests

• arts
• photography
• traveling
• adventure
• food lover

Music, Movies, and Books

My favorite music is The Chainsmokers - Sick Boy recently. It has said something really deep and talk about the different of America people.
And my favorite book is Octaphilosophy by Andre Chiang, it like a recipe but also talk about Andre Chiang's story. It's really nice, if you love cuisine plz read it.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I can't say I have done something amazing because I think all the things I have done are special, and have their own stories.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you Chinese if you want. And I want to learn about your country's cultural. Maybe I'll have chance to go there oneday.
We can share our stories to each other, I can't wait to listen to your stories.

What I Can Share with Hosts

famous thing in Taiwan, photo, my food map

Countries I’ve Visited

Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan

Countries I’ve Lived In

Taiwan