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Winter in Taiwan - Chinese Comprehensible Input

The video provides an overview of Taiwan's winter, highlighting the unique characteristics of the season and popular activities and foods during this time. It emphasizes the need to stay warm and bring an umbrella due to the frequent rain in Taiwan's winters.

Published on 2024-12-19 · Used with permission

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