Little Sparrow Travel｜Flash Mob in Keelung

I got off work early, and there was still some time before dinner. Anyway, I had nothing to do. On a whim, I might as well take a car to Keelung for a quick walk. I jumped into the car and set off on my small trip.

Maybe it was too early. When we arrived at the Keelung Miaokou Night Market, there were not many people. Some vendors were still unloading and stocking up. It's lively, but the advantage is that it is very comfortable to walk. There is no physical collision with you pushing me, and the smell of cooking fumes is much less. Only the faint aroma of charcoal comes from the charcoal grill.

I'm not hungry yet, I just want to see every corner of the night market, passing by each business at a slow pace, reading the menu lightly in my mouth, like reciting prose, which is full of poetry, and then I realized that most of the reading is seafood, A bite of crab, squid soup, and Keelung tempura, it really is a veritable harbor.

At this time, I saw not far away, a group of people were using photography to record the characteristics of Keelung. A man and a woman were sitting on the bench of the store owner on a public holiday, wearing fashionable suits, posing for a professional single-eye camera, ignoring other people's Looking sideways, the Keelung culture was perfectly presented in front of the camera, I almost couldn't help but stop to take a side view of their photography process, which really has the atmosphere of a magazine cover.

In addition to the Miaokou Night Market, I also wandered aimlessly in the streets of Keelung. The whole face of lanterns, red and yellow, is as magnificent as the front of a Japanese shrine. By the way, Keelung is most famous for the Zhongyuan Festival, and the entire block must be arranged in advance, in order to remind people of Keelung's characteristic culture.

I like cities with stories like this, in fact, every region has them, but whether to slow down the pace and deeply understand

The Keelung flash mob is beautiful.