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A traditional Taiwanese V-shaped tote bag which is ideal for use as a school bag, document bag, or handbag.

A rotating light source that is often seen in Taiwanese KTVs as they are considered an essential indoor accessory for such places in the past.

A semi-automatic pistol that is made in the former Soviet Union, and favoured by many soldiers for its excellent firepower due to the high-impact Mauser rounds.

A popular traditional Taiwanese snack that combines the taste of cooked soft and crunchy peanuts with the smooth, creamy texture of fresh milk.

A textbook filled with doodles that show a student's creativity in passing the time when their studies become tedious. Each page is not just an artistic expression, but it also reflects the student's imagination and mood at that time.

The soft and delicious cola-flavoured snack is an all-time favourite for people of all ages.

The tasty, nutritious snack has a rich milky aroma and smooth texture for use as a gift or healthy treat.

Often played as a traditional card game in Southern Taiwan and Penghu County, the rectangular set of cards are similar in size to Four Colour cards, and feature twelve different zodiac animal designs that resemble Hanafuda cards.

Equipped with a built-in airbag, it can be inflated with just a light press to provide comfortable neck support for long flights, camping trips, or long car rides.

A traditional Taiwanese snack with a soft, chewy outer layer and a sweet, fragrant taro filling that uses the corm and glutinous rice as the main ingredients.

A famous Taiwanese snack known for its crispy texture and variety of flavours. It is interesting to note that it comes with an urban legend in which people are known to place the bag of corn puffs next to electronic devices to pray for their stable operation and avoid malfunctions.

In the early 1960s, the United States developed and produced the communication device which was widely adopted by the Army and Marine Corps later in the mid 60s.

Usually in strips, the popular gelatin dessert has a soft, chewy texture, and a variety of rich, sweet, fruity flavours.

A formal document, typically awarded by schools, institutions, or organisations to recognise individuals or groups for their special achievements or contributions.

A traditional container for incense, candles, and other religious items.

A creative type of sweet that combines traditional candy with a whistle function. When blown into one end, it produces a whistle to amuse children.

A home entertainment system that allows users to sing into a microphone and play songs with an accompanying sound system.

A picture that has become an icon to the people of Kaohsiung.

A stored-value card that is widely-used in Taiwan to pay for public transport such as buses, taxis, and the Metro.

A book with specially-designed pages for attaching and removing the adhesive prints easily for enthusiasts to organise and display their collection.

An electronic device that is often used to rewind VHS tapes back to the starting positions.

A classic mobile phone, known for its large, sturdy and durable design.

Uses a specially handed down manufacturing technique to combine the natural scents of food-grade black sugar, honey, and aloe vera into a bar of black soap.

A game for 2 to 6 players that uses a star-shaped board, and comes with six different-coloured game pieces.

The freshly grilled squid rolls in special seasoning are a specialty of Cijin, Kaohsiung in Taiwan.

An interesting beverage with a marble at the bottleneck to enhance the drinking experience. It offers a variety of flavours from orange to grape and more.

This traditional Taiwanese delight is made from baked, seasoned locally-sourced tuna, and comes in an old-style candy wrapper with the classic taste of the ocean.

A simple and creative handmade camera that is usually made from a metal or plastic cylindrical container.