I am going to travel to Taiwan with a group during the Spring Festival. The following is the itinerary of the tour group.

Currency: The unit is New Taiwan Dollar, and there are five types of banknotes: 2000, 1000, 500, 200, and 100 yuan; and five types of coins: 50, 20, 10, 5, and 1 yuan. Inbound passengers are limited to NT$60,000. Any amount of RMB over 20,000 yuan must be declared to the customs upon entry. Most credit cards can be used. Traveler's checks can also be cashed at most banks and international tourist hotels.

Transportation: Passenger buses, taxis (Taipei City starting price is NT$70 for 1.5 kilometers and an additional NT$5 for each distance exceeding 350 meters) MRT.

Telephone: From a public phone or hotel phone, you can dial 002 directly to answer the international station. To call back to the mainland, please dial 002+86+city code (for example, 10 for Beijing)+the other party’s phone number.

Language: Mainly Mandarin, Minnan is very common, and Hakka is also used in some areas.

Weather: It’s hotter in the south and cooler in the mountains, so bring your own umbrella. The coldest temperature in flatland is about 6 degrees Celsius in winter, and the hottest temperature is 38 degrees Celsius in summer.

Clothing: mainly light-weight, but it will drizzle in the north in winter, so a raincoat is often needed. The temperature in Alishan is relatively low, so you need to bring a jacket.

Voltage: Taiwan's voltage is 110 volts, 60 cycles, alternating current. The socket is a flat-head two-pin type. Passengers should bring their own conversion plugs and transformers.

Social products: Different regions have different specialties, such as pearls, tea, beef jerky, jade to ward off evil spirits, etc. Clothing and cosmetics are also cheaper than in Hong Kong.