聚珍臺灣 （GJ Taiwan Bookstore） - Section 1

If you want to understand Taiwan’s relatively authentic cultural history, you must come here and take a walk.

In the corner of the blueprint, the appearance of the Japanese building is very attractive. The store has many books related to Taiwan history and old house architecture. There are also some cultural and creative goods about Taiwan’s history, such as postcards, pins, Canvas bags, puzzles, etc., you can watch and stroll slowly, and feel the atmosphere under the Japanese-style old house. You can swipe your card in the store.

I went to the store on Sunday and bought a piece of the Eight Immortal Colors of the [Pandemic Recession]. I saw that the cat masks given at the discount event are very suitable for students in Taiwanese class wear, but the event of [Free masks over 299] is limited to students. What a pity! I still muster up the courage to ask for one from the boss. I didn’t expect that the boss was very Ashali, and he really agreed, and then he kept saying that he would help him promote it! I told my boss that I would definitely do it. After I bought it, I returned to Taipei that night to find out that the students had contacted the diagnosed kindergarten teachers to be quarantined. Then on Monday night, New Taipei City urgently notified the whole school to suspend classes for three days. My colleague saw that I was very excited and found five free shipping on the Internet, so we ordered 13 more in the past two days, hahaha! I want to tell the boss that I really have a big promotion! Thank you for the cat masks, and don’t just give the activity to students! Teachers and other people also need to talk.

A bookstore worth visiting! Located in the Blueprint Park opposite Shinkong Mitsukoshi, the old Japanese house is very good. The shop is small but full of Taiwanese books. There is also a children’s book area where you can choose picture books for children of different ages. Take your 4-year-old son to him. I picked my favorite book "123 to Taiwan" Before leaving, I found Xu Yihong's hand-painted cultural map of historical sites, and immediately received the Tainan, Taichung, and Taipei versions, and planned to frame the paintings! I am very happy that someone in Taiwan has done this, so that we and our children can better understand this land and culture.