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as unique as the bird's nest is and a feat in engineering, i prefer the clean aesthetics of kaohsiung world stadium and the fact that's it's environmentally friendly.
welcome to the forum! are you both taiwanese living abroad?
Hello Australiasian,
Yeah..I lived in Taiwan before and I visit Taiwan regularly. Are you
also Taiwanese? Thanks for the warm welcome....I've been waiting
for that *hint hint*
Yeah..I lived in Taiwan before and I visit Taiwan regularly. Are you
also Taiwanese? Thanks for the warm welcome....I've been waiting
for that *hint hint*
Take care,
Allen
what? you didn't like my welcome? jk, welcome to the forum, and I hope this place will taiwanize you to what makes the rest of us have so much pride in our tiny island nation
Allen, considering the past issues concerning Taiwan and that its only being an independant country just over fifty years since Japanese rule. As well as the previous fear of Chinese invasion. The current focus and vision of both Kaohsiung and the rest of Taiwan to build both commercial and non commercial ground breaking architecture such as 101 hardly shows a lack of creativity.
jk, welcome to the forum, and I hope this place will taiwanize you to what makes the rest of us have so much pride in our tiny island nation 
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