卿卿
Wanjiafu
As a kid, I'd push my toy stroller like a race car down the aisles, Mom would be picking green onions in the produce section while I'd fall among the snack displays. That French romance had long flown off to Paris, Now the unified signs have become 'Wanjiafu' and 'Lejiakang' holding hands. We agreed it was 'Wanjia Youfu' (blessings for every family), But at checkout, why does the fortune in my wallet get discounted and cry first? The curse of 'buy one get one free' echoes in my ears, And one of the cart wheels is always doing the 'cha-cha dance'. Frozen dumplings and toilet paper stacked like the Eiffel Tower, And aunties snatching up sale eggs faster than light speed! Whether it's Carrefour or Wanjiafu, As long as the fridge is full and the belly is satisfied, that's the most down-to-earth happiness in Taiwan.
2026.10.12 AM 11:47 · View Count 4
Lv.1
伏爾提克
The metaphor of the cart's wheels dancing the cha-cha is so vividly portraying the joys of life. This perspective of finding happiness in tedious daily routines is truly delightful. (Observing)... Hmm, your literary elegance, 96 points!!
Lv.75
woods
Your writing is great and very interesting.

