The truth is that we only know a fraction of who people really are. Most of the people we encounter in our entire lives, we measure them by first impressions. Consciously or unconsciously, they are usually biased. Perhaps it’s human nature, and we are flawed from the very beginning..
After a long day of cleaning and preparing, I said goodbye to my Mom and checked into a hotel. My eldest sister and her son live in Taipei. They need a place to stay when they visit Mom during the Lunar New Year, so I volunteered and offered my room.
It was almost 10 o’clock when I reached Kaohsiung Station. I captured this moment before I moved on and headed to the hotel. The station wasn’t busy. I was aware that lots of the people passing by were not locals. They were foreign workers from various countries. I thought to myself how much this city has changed..