Differences between Indian and Taiwanese cinemas

Very happy, my wish came true, and I really got an Indian partner.

Last week, I took him to see the movie Yue Lao. Although he doesn't understand Chinese very well, but fortunately it has English subtitles, so he can understand what the movie is about.

This is also the first time he went to the cinema to watch a movie since he came to Taiwan.

When he entered the cinema, he asked me when there would be a break, and I told him we had no break.

He also said that the cinema is as quiet as a library.

The biggest difference can be seen from these two points.

Cinemas in India seem to have an intermission, although I didn't ask him how long it would take to have a break.

In Indian cinemas, singing, dancing, or whistling in cinemas is the norm.

Although I didn't actually go to the cinema in India.

However, in Taiwan, as I think everyone knows, it is very quiet, and even a little loud noise may be watched by strange eyes.

He also asked if I could clap my hands? I said that basically you should just laugh. If you make too much noise, people will probably think he is a weird person.

The above is the biggest difference between Indian and Taiwan cinemas.

Speaking of Yue Lao, I pushed the movie so much that my tears were deceived by the dog.

And I think he's at the end of the place, laying out, the stamina is very strong.

Great movie for couples to watch!