Meinong Old Bridge

The old bridge in Meinong, a very historical station is next to the main street, but unfortunately the locals do not know how to cherish, there are many cracks on the bridge, the opposite is the lively morning market in the morning, so the traffic is not used, and later there are mandatory regulations that can not drive, so that the bridge can be extended to this~ There is a cultural and creative center next to it to stroll around.

Nov 29.2009 14:29 Travel Notes - Meinong Old Bridge Tofu Stall  92 Creator Introduction  Zhang Xin Zhang Xin's Xiaotiandi (Zhang Xinguan Interior Design)   A hot day for a pair of babies watching the cold bean curd and soy milk drooling  Finally bought a bottle of soy milk and two boxes of bean curd and a piece of tofu,,,,,, We drank soy milk on the spot on the stall. It was handmade by this aunt. It was delicious and very rich in soybean flavor. The bean flower was light as soon as I went home. From the cold Taipei south, it was already December. The beauty of the sky was still sunny. With my son and daughter painting by the old bridge in Meinong, it was also very hot at noon, we stood behind this small stall selling bean curd to draw, while listening to the proprietress muttered in Hakka words: "Oh! Business is really bad today. "The following is the guest dialogue "ㄟ, I buy your tofu to eat this day." The guest "The first wife..... An Jiu saw it" the tofu stall "a piece of tofu 15 yuan, a bottle of soy milk 30 yuan." While painting, listening to these kind hometown words, it is so warm. Hsinchu Hakka children, I married Kaohsiung Meinong to become Hakka daughter-in-law, we are not living in our hometown, from the background of the country expedition elsewhere, indeed in a foreign country, and returning to the country is indeed like a tourist-like mood. My son grew up in my hometown, but I left my hometown to the north in my father's generation, so I cherish and envy my background, every time the beauty and strength, it became the most important relaxation moment in my work. The market in Meinong, the old store in Meinong, and many women wearing a turban on Meinong Street, let me feel the simplicity of the countryside and a peace of mind.