Sharing my recent trip to Hanoi, Vietnam. 聊聊四月初到越南河內旅行的經驗。
110. 拖延症 Procrastination ft. 日新
Abby and 日新 discuss whether they consider themselves procrastinators, the reasons behind procrastination, and how they cope with it. 日新和Abby聊聊覺得自己有沒有拖延症、拖延症的原因，以及要怎麼改善。
109. 瘦的文化 Thin Culture in Taiwan
Why are most Taiwanese people, especially women, so obsessed with being “thin”? In this episode, I share my experience and thoughts on this topic. 聊聊「瘦」這件事情，為什麼大部分台灣人這麼愛「瘦」？我分享一下自己的經驗以及對這種現象的看法。
107. 高敏感 Are You a Highly Sensitive Person?
聊聊「高敏感」有什麼特徵和優缺點。Let’s discuss the traits, strengths, and challenges of being a “Highly Sensitive Person” (HSP).
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📍Reference: What Is a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)?
106. 台灣的發票文化 Taiwan’s Unique Receipt Culture
In response to a listener’s request, I talk about Taiwan’s unique receipt lottery culture and important phrases to know when living in Taiwan. 聊聊台灣獨特的發票文化、說明外國人來台灣生活一定會聽到的「統編、載具、會員」是什麼。
105. 聊選舉 Election Culture in Taiwan
聊我對台灣選舉的印象和想法。 Talking about my experience with elections in Taiwan.
104. 年尾閒聊 Year-end Ramble
沒有特定主題的一集。聊聊我最近看了一本有趣的書，意外舒緩了我的存在主義危機。
In this year-end ramble, I talk about an interesting book I recently read, and how that surprisingly helped me resolve my existential crisis. I also answer some questions from listeners.
103. 被詐騙的經驗 Experience of Being Scammed
分享我在澳洲買演唱會票被詐騙、最後竟然還把錢要回來的經驗。 Sharing my experience of being scammed while buying a concert ticket in Australia and eventually getting my money back.
101. 感冒/身體不舒服 Catching the Flu
聊最近感冒/身體不舒服的經驗。Talking about my recent experience of catching the flu and not feeling well, as well as discussing some common symptoms.
100. 《亞細亞的孤兒》Taiwanese Literature: Orphan of Asia
聊台灣文學作品《亞細亞的孤兒》。In this new series, I’m going to talk about some Taiwanese literature works. Today’s book: Orphan of Asia by Wu Chuo-liu(1900-1976). He was born into Japanese-controlled Taiwan, when being Taiwanese was — complicated. He explores this muddled identity in the book. Interestingly, he wrote “Orphan of Asia” in Japanese. It was later translated to Chinese, and English.