Students seemed wholly exhilarated by the experience. Because Thanksgiving fell on the night before the Chinese program's final exam, we deferred the meal until lunch the following day. No cranberry sauce, though. Lunch in a traditional market 3. Puppet Theatre 4.
Gallery is a brand-new museum of the works of one of Taiwan's most original sculptors.
It is set in the mountains, and the outdoor exhibitions are superb. The guide was patient. For lunch, we found a bustling old-style market, absolutely mobbed because it was a weekend, where the local temple had set up a kind of kitchen. The puppet theatre is located in a run-down but nonetheless gated community at the top of a small hill. The second floor is a museum of puppets and costumes, complete with an active shrine to the Song4-dynasty founder of this school of puppetry, and there is a small theatre on the ground floor.