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Due to the fact that we went to bed late because we watched the Olympics opening ceremony, I didn't get up until noon.
I slept until twelve o'clock
After having lunch, I just kept on being an "おたく(otaku)", a Japanese word to describe people who are addictive to using computers.
And what's on schedule tonight is the project revolution concert.
It's an optional activity, which means that the ticket is not included in this program- we had to make reservation before this program and pay the money on our own, which means it's me that paying the money.(my family paid the flight ticket and the 6000 US dollar fee for this program but every extra penny I spend here will go to my bill.)
The concert actualy took place during the whole day.
It's like the music fesitival in Taiwan which they invite different bands to perform throughout the day.
But we went in the evening since that the most famous band in this concert, Linking park will be the last one to perform.
Due to the fact they only have two vans to trasport, we must divide into two groups.
And I asked for going first, since I felt really bored during the whole day and just can't wait for my first time going to a concert.
However, we were not able to get in first since the tickets are not here yet.
So I felt kind regret since that if I came with the second group ,I could have dinner in Alondra, which is free and kind of delicious for me- I'm easily satisfied with food!
So we kept taking pictures ourside while waiting for the second group to arrive.
And when we finally went in, I was quite surprised that the guards at the entrance checked our bags and asked us to throw the cap of the bottles for security concerns.
It's kind of act that I'll say "why so serious" XD
Then I noticed that it's also a good way for forcing people to buy food and drinks there inside, which are definitely much more expensive than usual- it's an International culture, I guess!!!
And I didn't buy anything cuz I think they are simply too expensive... a bottle of water would cost 5 dollars here!! crazy!!
And the concert place is like a carnival!!
So many shops and food here available!!
And the concert court is also interesting.
It's an open-air court, probably because it seldom rains here.
And in the front there are seats while something special here is that there's a wide grass in the back, which is the cheapest area where we only spent 45 dollars.
And of course there's no seat number there.
It's based on first come first serve principle so people just brought their blanket here and put in on the grass to book a seat.
It's really something intereting for me.
Despite I had never actually gone to a concert in Taiwan. but I know there's one seat for each ticket or there's is an area called" the rock area" where there's also no seat number since people will dance and jump in that area.
Despite the grass kind of faraway from the stage, we can still see what's going on the stage since they projected it on the big screen for people sitting in the back.
And we didn't bring any blanket so we were actually sitting on the grass.
Before the show of Linking Park started, we took lots of pictures on the grass.
Then after two bands which I don't know their names but actually not bad, it's the Linking Park time!!
In Taiwan, this kind of special guest may sing about only two or three songs and leave.
However, they sang more than ten songs!!
It's really a great deal to enjoy this concert- only $45 dollars, much much cheaper than watching a conert for Linking Park in Taiwan!!
And I really like this band.
I did like them before this concert, but I just fell crazy for this band in this concert.
And thanks to the big project screen, I was able to take pictures of them, which is also something one can't do in Taiwan- one is not allowed to take pictures during the concert for most of the cases in Taiwan.
The lead singer not only has beautiful voices but beautiful eyes as well, I think.
And we really have a good time there.
What a great Saturday night!!
I slept until twelve o'clock
After having lunch, I just kept on being an "おたく(otaku)", a Japanese word to describe people who are addictive to using computers.
And what's on schedule tonight is the project revolution concert.
It's an optional activity, which means that the ticket is not included in this program- we had to make reservation before this program and pay the money on our own, which means it's me that paying the money.(my family paid the flight ticket and the 6000 US dollar fee for this program but every extra penny I spend here will go to my bill.)
The concert actualy took place during the whole day.
It's like the music fesitival in Taiwan which they invite different bands to perform throughout the day.
But we went in the evening since that the most famous band in this concert, Linking park will be the last one to perform.
Due to the fact they only have two vans to trasport, we must divide into two groups.
And I asked for going first, since I felt really bored during the whole day and just can't wait for my first time going to a concert.
However, we were not able to get in first since the tickets are not here yet.
So I felt kind regret since that if I came with the second group ,I could have dinner in Alondra, which is free and kind of delicious for me- I'm easily satisfied with food!
So we kept taking pictures ourside while waiting for the second group to arrive.
And when we finally went in, I was quite surprised that the guards at the entrance checked our bags and asked us to throw the cap of the bottles for security concerns.
It's kind of act that I'll say "why so serious" XD
Then I noticed that it's also a good way for forcing people to buy food and drinks there inside, which are definitely much more expensive than usual- it's an International culture, I guess!!!
And I didn't buy anything cuz I think they are simply too expensive... a bottle of water would cost 5 dollars here!! crazy!!
And the concert place is like a carnival!!
So many shops and food here available!!
And the concert court is also interesting.
It's an open-air court, probably because it seldom rains here.
And in the front there are seats while something special here is that there's a wide grass in the back, which is the cheapest area where we only spent 45 dollars.
And of course there's no seat number there.
It's based on first come first serve principle so people just brought their blanket here and put in on the grass to book a seat.
It's really something intereting for me.
Despite I had never actually gone to a concert in Taiwan. but I know there's one seat for each ticket or there's is an area called" the rock area" where there's also no seat number since people will dance and jump in that area.
Despite the grass kind of faraway from the stage, we can still see what's going on the stage since they projected it on the big screen for people sitting in the back.
And we didn't bring any blanket so we were actually sitting on the grass.
Before the show of Linking Park started, we took lots of pictures on the grass.
Then after two bands which I don't know their names but actually not bad, it's the Linking Park time!!
In Taiwan, this kind of special guest may sing about only two or three songs and leave.
However, they sang more than ten songs!!
It's really a great deal to enjoy this concert- only $45 dollars, much much cheaper than watching a conert for Linking Park in Taiwan!!
And I really like this band.
I did like them before this concert, but I just fell crazy for this band in this concert.
And thanks to the big project screen, I was able to take pictures of them, which is also something one can't do in Taiwan- one is not allowed to take pictures during the concert for most of the cases in Taiwan.
The lead singer not only has beautiful voices but beautiful eyes as well, I think.
And we really have a good time there.
What a great Saturday night!!
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