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Russian illustrator Molotova is looking forward to saying, "The next time you bring your family to Taiwan, you must go to Kameyama Island to watch whales and dolphins."
Katya Molodtsova, the Russian illustrator who painted the stone tiger for the collection of paintings in Taiwan, was highly valued by the Ministry of Communications and invited to visit Taiwan. He arrived at the northeast corner of the Tourism Bureau and Yilan on the 19th to 19th. Visiting the Coastal National Scenic Area, visiting the Sanjiaojiao Lighthouse, Wai'ao Beach (far from Guishan Island), Lanyang Museum, Head City Wine and Winery, Jinchean Maran Winery, Fullong Hotel-Fulong Store Waiting for the place.
Russian illustrator Molotova said that the shape of "Nan Yaqi Rock" and "Guishan Island", like ice cream, one like a turtle, is quite interesting and impressive, so it is a tribute to draw two scenic spots on the plate. Northeast Point Management Office and Fullon Hotel - Fulong Store. Morotowa lived in Moscow, the capital of Russia. It was very far from the sea, so she was quite excited when she left Taipei and saw the seaside in the northeast corner and Yilan. When arriving at the beach in Outer Australia, Morotowa overlooked Kameyama Island. When I heard that I can take a boat to watch whales and dolphins: She is looking forward to saying, "The next time you bring your family to Taiwan, you must go to Kameyama Island to see whales and dolphins."
Molozova’s trip to Taiwan, in addition to visiting the surrounding attractions of the northeast corner and Yilan County, also participated in the opening ceremony of the collection of painted trains and the opening ceremony of the Chek Lai Railway Tourist Primary School, and visited Taiwan’s various attractions, including Sun Moon Lake and Taichung Rainbow. Village, Taipei Star Cafe, Songshan Wenchuang Park, North Coast and other places. The Ministry of Communications said that the future will not be excluded from inviting Molotova to become Taiwan's tourism spokesperson in Russia, so that more international people can understand Taiwan's beauty.
