I was discussing with Scott my first experiences in Chinese world (Taipei) , he introduced me to a term which in succinctly summarised what I described for 1 hr – Chinese Goggles.
The first problem was that it was difficult to distinguish one Chinese from the other. The only parameter perfectly discernable was the height. I couldnt stand (no offence) the skinny bodies. The following fortnight I went out with my partner and his friend who was apparently Ms. Taiwan couple of years ago. Honestly, even a couple of Jack Daniels couldnt convince me that she was beautiful.
A month or so after landing in Taipei, my eyes started recalibrating to appreciate the Chinese beauty and 9 months now, I wish I got for a drink with that Ms.Taiwan again. Its too late though (thats a different story now)
The Chinese skin is amazing and faultless thanks to the good and fresh food they eat. They have one of the healthiest eating habits in the world. Due to less intake of sugar, oil and red meat and good genes reduce the risk of gaining weight. But these days, thanks to Americans invading into the pristine eating habits, the weight advantage is decreasing.
Taiwan is still better, girls are dressed much smarter than in China. They show the right amount of skin – not too much to look indecent, but enough to highlight the beauty.
OK, OK! Cant say more than this because I am neither drunk nor in private. Under exactly opposite situation, I could give more in-depth (academic) analysis.
Before I conclude, I can only say I will miss all of these when I go back to India. Never before I had seen such a huge density of beautiful girls! Hail Taipei
