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CNN iReport Submission By Susie

Posted by Anonymous on June 01, 2010

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Night Market in Zhongli and Taipei (Simulation Project)

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Crack the Stereotype ─── From Food to Culture Outline Taiwanese food has been famous for its delicious and tangy taste. Our team wondered, how does Taiwanese food sounds like in other countries. We decide to interview people from other countries and ask them about their impression of Taiwanese food. stereotypes about f ood culture are everywhere in your life, even though you think you don’t. In our video, as our members mentioned, it is interesting to know that things are not always what we think. Participants Our interviewees this time come from countries that most of us are not familiar with. 1. Mongolia There are two interviewees from Mongolia. The girls both enjoy Taiwanese food a lot, the only thing they are not used to is the seafood, for them, seafood is not common food. 2. Turkey He isn’t used to the food in Taiwan, and has many unique imaginations of the Asian food before he came here. ...

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