Went on mission with the rotaract guys today to look at cakes in a big cake factory.
One of the core values of this rotaract club is to search and gain the knowledge needed to create a better society in which you can improve life for everyone.

And I mean: What's more logical than anything if that is what you want? Methods of regulating the population of the upperclass obviously. Without much explanation of what is going to happen, I delve into another day of randomness in Taiwan. And this happened during Sunday 10th of January.

A lot of comrades were to be seen around the factory. So many in fact, that I was beginning to wonder if there were other than rotaract visitors.

Today I'm just going to post a bunch of pictures that I took not more than an hour ago.

I don't really have much to tell about these cakes, because I didn't taste them and they're not really regarded as a Taiwanese specialty.

I was just thinking: maybe you don't see this culture of displaying cakes at the cafes in your country. Of course they sell cakes at the cafe's in other countries, but here in Taiwan they all look quite expensive yet costs only about 35 to 45 NT$ a piece. That's around 1-1.3 US$ or ~6 Danish Kroner.