Selina's intensive combat camp

Guess where I was?

With the beautiful and romantic background behind me, some might

think I was in a plce out of Taiwan.

Well, if you think so, I'm afraid that you've got a wrong answer.

As the matter of fact, where I was is a grand building located in

ChungKaiShen Memorial Hall, National Theatre Concert Hall.

Wearing:

Mango Red Stripe Shirt

E-Wear While Embroidered Skirt

Hush Puppies Green High Heels

I felt great wearing red shit, esp in the shripe dign because

this pattern makes me active and full of engegy. What's more,

my outfit that day fit the long, wide red carpet so perfectly.

Inside the space, everything detail decorats as if I was in a palace.

Just having a grance on the decicated patterns on the wall was enough

to take you to a sensible emtion of silent, sincere and significant,

you felt lik being out of the noisy and lousy world.

A snap of he other elegant stairs. I love the marble floor so well

although I was kind of embarrassed about the noise I made from

the high heels...crack, crack, crak with me every step I strided.

So imagine how high the ceiling it is. Under my estimate,  would

say there are at least 2 and half floor heights I supposed.

When I first entered this big labby, as if I was a princess walking

on my castle. Do excuse me for this silly idea...sometimes I really

imagine about living in Victorian style. So romantic and lovely.

Move further to the left from the high stairs you will see the direction

peoplo walked, where were the entrance gates located.  The girl who

smiled at the camera is my ex-coworker, Tina. It was she inviting me

to the show in National Theatre Concert Hall or I never had a though

to come in this luxious place. A graceful appreciation to you, Tina. ^__^

Those are the entrance gates. Security guides will examinate your

tickets before entering. I did't have their photos coz they were on

the duty and refused my request of photography.

Chanderliers!!!!

4 beautiful giant chanderliers above!!!!

Amazing, isn't it?  I was like a contryside person who was surprised

with this solem atmosphere.

Look at the conspicuous ornaments on the wall as well

as the gorgeous performace on the celing...both of the

chanderlier and the the geometric design. If you had

a chance coming there, don't forget to enjoy the outstanding

details, they really are able to take your breathe away.

As a Taiwanese, I am luck to own this archtecture with

such high standard enough to show off to outsiders.

There are some extra photos below:

you'll see the exist of MRT in C.K.S Memorial Hall Sation

and one snap of the subway under the MRT station.

C.K.S. Memorial Hall is absolutely a remarkable landmark in Taipei

City and no matter what, there's no other substitute name could

be replaced with its original title.

The subway under the MRT.

What do to in this subway??

(I)

Do enjoy the paintings hanging on both sides on the wall, besides,

you might meet some street entertainmers playing the violin or flute.

(II)

Still, don't walk to fast, simply do enjoy the allure of art in this subway.

Official Websit: http://www.ntch.edu.tw/english/index