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Angie 安吉 分享跨文化遊牧家庭故事、數位遊牧、人生反思．
回憶錄《臺灣製造》將於今年10月出版．

嗨，​我是 Angie 安吉，喜歡探索存在意義的人生大哉問．我的回憶錄《臺灣製造》記錄了我在台美文化衝擊、數位遊牧和成為母親的過程中，一路上和冒牌者對抗並選擇成為真正自我之路，預計2025年10月出版．

你會在這裡看到我的跨文化遊牧家庭故事、對於探索非傳統職涯和人生的反思、創作的心路歷程和《臺灣製造》的書寫紀錄．


在台中被放牛吃草的黑馬，誤闖台大和哥大菁英校園，開始和冒牌者奮鬥的人生．因為熱愛健身離開科技業，轉職健身教練後又追逐數位遊牧夢，在西班牙和墨西哥經營 Angie Creates Podcast，旅居座標清邁、台北和紐約．目前專職寫作，並和先生保羅與女兒米血一起探索作為跨文化家庭的《無路之路》．

08/08/2026

#《臺灣製造》系列- 寫書可以治療冒牌者嗎？

很多人問我寫完這本書後，冒牌者症候群是不是就痊癒了？答案當然是，不可能 😛 但因為寫作療癒，我對自己的冒牌者症候群已經有不同層次的認識和覺察．

其實，寫《臺灣製造 》這本書的過程，有點像是我人生的縮影。因為當我在寫下每一個章節，或跟出版過程裡每一個人互動——編輯、書封設計師、出版社、經銷商——我都不斷看到自己寫下的那些內容，一直出現在我自己的行為上。

我可能會懷疑自己，我這樣做是不是質疑了設計師的專業？

我又過度完美主義了嗎？
我是不是又覺得自己不夠好？

但是寫了這本書以後，它讓我跟自己的人生有了一個距離。我可以開始有這個 awareness——「啊，這真的是我的冒牌者又在說話了。」

慢慢的我學習讓冒牌者跟我並行的同時，繼續把這件事情完成。

如果你對我的自費出版歷程有興趣，可以訂閱我的電子報《臺灣製造》

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

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Made in Taiwan series — Writing my memoir was a microcosm of my whole life

As I wrote each chapter — or as I interacted with everyone involved in making the book happen, editors, cover designers, publishers, distributors — I kept watching the very things I was writing about show up in my own behavior.

I'd question myself. Am I doubting the designer's expertise right now?
Am I just being overly perfectionist again?
Am I feeling not good enough again?

But after writing this book, it gave me a kind of distance from my own life. I started to be able to notice — ah, that's really my imposter syndrome talking again.

So I can let it walk alongside me, and just keep doing the work.

03/08/2026

#《臺灣製造 》系列07- 出走科技業成為健身教練

從紐約返台後，我在科技業工作．當我在工作中迷失自己時，我卻在健身房找回了人生的方向感。當我越在工作上越感到無力，我就越瘋狂地投入訓練；辦公室裡的每一份挫敗感，都成了我在健身房裡，把自己一次又一次推向極限的動力。我像是回到了紐約時期一樣，在健身中又一次地找到了救贖。

每天踏進健身房，我都在履行跟自己的約定——一個與他人、社會和學歷都無關的約定。在這個專案隨時會被取消、愛人隨時可以選擇離開、再也沒有分數評判努力的成人世界，我在健身房舉的重量成了唯一能衡量進步的標準，一個我能完全對自己負責的目標。

那時候我的健身教練有邀請我去培訓成為健身教練。但我才剛開始工作，我就覺得我想要繼續爬這個白領階梯，因為這是我在紐約得不到的東西。

可是我發現我慢慢沒有辦法再繼續騙自己下去，我其實一點都不喜歡講什麼產品盈利、把企業解體這種事情。但同時，我也不想要冒險去當健身教練。結果沒想到，就在 29 歲的最後一刻，我突然有種被雷打到的感覺。我那時候是從床上跳醒的。

我他媽的到底在幹嘛？

我一直說我想要掌握自己的人生、想要做自己熱愛的事情，但我只是在苟且偷生而已。隔幾天進辦公室，我根本連一天都撐不住。就從那天開始，我瘋狂地偷投履歷，想要轉職成為健身教練。

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

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**Made in Taiwan series #07 — Turning 30 in a job I couldn't lie myself into staying at**

Back then, I really loved going to the gym. Strength training wasn't really popular in Taiwan yet, so there weren't many people lifting, and honestly, I kind of enjoyed being seen as a freak for it. I figured if people thought I was weird, that meant I was an independent, modern woman.

My personal trainer actually invited me to come train to become a coach myself. But I'd just started my career. I wanted to keep climbing the white-collar ladder — because it was something I hadn't been able to get in New York.

Slowly though, I started to lose the ability to keep lying to myself.

I didn't actually enjoy talking about product margins or breaking down corporate structures. At all. But at the same time, I didn't want to take the risk of becoming a personal trainer either.

Then, completely out of nowhere — at the very last minute of being 29 — I felt like I'd been struck by lightning. I literally jolted upright in bed.

*What the hell am I even doing?*

I kept saying I wanted to take control of my life, that I wanted to do what I love. But I was just scraping by.

If I'm not doing what I actually want to do, I'm just wasting my life.

Okay, I told myself, once I get my year-end bonus, I'll make the switch.

But a few days later, when I walked into the office, I couldn't last a single day.

From that day on, I started frantically updating my resume — looking for a way out, looking for a

01/08/2026

#《臺灣製造 》系列06- 哥大畢業跑去火鍋店打工

第二次去美國念書時，我在紐約哥倫比亞大學念社會所．但是因為一連串的錯誤選擇和冒牌者心態，畢業後我沒有馬上找一份正職工作，反而是身兼三份工，晚上還跑去火鍋店端盤子．

「相較於如雞肋般食之無味、棄之可惜的白領工作，在火鍋店端盤子的工作好玩多了。不只我能用家鄉的語言與人對話，大家在後臺小憩片刻時，也會分享自己的移民生活。有時客人點了一些較貴的魚肉或香甜的炸油條沒吃完，同事們就會趕緊把我叫到廚房裡一起分著吃，我的晚餐就這樣有了著落。

這樣打工仔日子一開始真的很有趣，好像我是有多重祕密身分的電影角色，但常常一整天下來，只剩下連喘息都無法的疲憊。夜深人靜時，我會想起學校求職工作坊裡，那些自信滿滿的美國同學。他們熱烈地討論著如何參加不同專業人士的聚會來建立人脈，或為了獲得頂尖公司內薦的機會，願意在領英(LinkedIn) 上寄出一則又一則的陌生訊息給那些公司的員工，只為了和這些陌生人講上一通電話。我知道，理論上，我也應該這麼做。

但我就是辦不到。

這樣在美國工作文化中理所當然的求職找工作方式，對來自臺灣的我來說，根本像是在「走後門」。我光想到要給一個陌生人發訊息，就彆扭到想鑽進地洞，更別說要求他們撥時間跟我通電話。更何況，內心深處，我也不相信這真的有效——他們憑什麼要理一個毫無背景的外國學生？

於是，身體上的疲憊，反而成了一種解脫。 我似乎認為只要在這些低技能的工作裡把自己累翻、有收入糊口，就能夠假裝有在對自己、對爸媽負責。至少這樣，我就可以暫時不去面對那些無力感 因為辦不到的恐懼與對自己的失望。

難道我當時是真的對已經進入的階級，和那些觸手可及的機會渾然不知？還是我的潛意識裡，認為拋棄自己的出身是一種背叛，而在火鍋店刷地板成就是了我贖罪的方式？也許說穿了，我只是害怕，害怕踏入一個充滿未知規則的菁英世界，害怕在菜市場長大的自己終將被拆穿，所以寧可安心地待在火鍋店的熟悉感裡？」

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

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- **A Columbia grad working at a hot pot restaurant**

The second time I went to the US for grad school, I was studying sociology at Columbia in New York. But because of a string of wrong choices and an imposter syndrome, I didn't go find a full-time job after graduation. Instead, I worked three part-time jobs, ending each day waiting tables at a hot pot restaurant.

Was I really oblivious to the class I'd already entered, and to all the opportunities within reach? Or did some part of me believe that abandoning my origins was a betrayal, and that scrubbing floors at the hot pot restaurant was my way of atoning? Maybe what it really came down to was this: I was afraid. Afraid of stepping into an elite world with rules I didn't know. Afraid that the girl who grew up in a wet market would eventually be exposed. So I'd rather stay in the familiar safety of the hot pot restaurant.

27/07/2026

#《臺灣製造 》系列05- 變成爸媽不認識的女兒

「當和朋友在這個新的國土，見證彼此所有轉變的同時，我也刻意地將家人推得越來越遠，在我們之間築起一道無法跨越的高牆。我想到爸媽需要多工作十年，來圓以幫助我的完成留學夢，而我卻悠哉地和其他國際學生到處旅行，我怎麼好意思心安理得地享受這一切？一股愧疚感將我吞噬。我開始在家人面前不斷貶低自己在美國生活的所有一切，好像假裝自己很悲慘，就能讓我不那麼罪惡似的，但這些自我保護機制，卻只讓我與家人越來越疏離。

我邊和亞裔朋友看那些「亞洲父母說的扯話」(S**t Asian Parents Say）影片，邊揶揄那些以愛為名 認為孩子永遠都不夠好的斥罵與貶抑，真是一字不假，好像把自己的成長經歷當做他人故事嘲笑，就可以讓我比較不痛苦。

然而事實是，我仍舊渴望爸媽的愛，仍舊希望自己能像以前一樣，安心活在他們密密織就的保護網裡。但如果我繼續擁抱孝順亞洲女兒遵從的所有文化規則，我嘔心瀝血打造的這個「安吉」，也將功虧一簣，而我可不想變回剛到美國時，那個令人人瞧不起的謙恭女子。

於是，我選擇忘記回憶裡所有愛的證據。儘管心裡對於這樣陌生的自己感到害怕，也只能硬著頭皮繼續前進了。」

~ 《臺灣製造》第二章：去去去，去美國

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

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- The daughter my parents no longer recognized

I'd sit with my Asian friends watching "S**t Asian Parents Say" videos, mocking those scoldings and put-downs disguised as love — the kind that say a child is never enough. *Word for word*, we'd laugh. As if turning my own upbringing into someone else's joke could make it hurt less.

But the truth was — I still longed for my parents' love. I still wished I could live, like I once did, safely inside the protective net they had woven so carefully around me.

But if I kept embracing all the cultural rules a dutiful Asian daughter is supposed to follow, then this "Angie" I'd worked so hard to build would fall apart. And I didn't want to go back to being that humble little girl people looked down on when I first arrived in America.

So I chose to forget every piece of evidence of love I held in my memory.

Even as I felt afraid of this stranger I was becoming, I had no choice but to grit my teeth and keep going.

24/07/2026

#《臺灣製造 》系列04- 拒絕我的文化身份

「為了保護自己不再受傷，我將那個熟悉的自己，關進心靈的黑暗牢籠，想盡辦法抹滅身上任何不屬於這個社會的痕跡。

某天，我向派對上一位新朋友，介紹我是 「Angeline」，這名字可是取自風靡全臺的陶喆情歌，充滿美人魚的浪漫神祕。只可惜，那位朋友像其他美國人一樣，露出了鄙視的神情。

「這個嘛，我不喜歡這個名字。」他假裝沉思了一秒，「從今以後，你就叫 Angie。」

我既生氣、又像著魔似地，眼睛突然一亮：好！我要叫 Angie ! 我受夠了被排擠，我想要被接受！

從那天起，我就改稱自己為安吉。

有了這個新名字，我也於是，我順理成章地 得以成為嶄新的自己。我把從臺灣帶來的衣服，塞進行李箱最底層，穿上美式牛仔褲，努力學習美式口音，假裝不經意地說出時下流行用語。 我開始在照相時，像其他美國女生一樣，將手叉在腰上翹起屁股，並。我開始在別人稱讚我時，大方地回「謝謝」，練習忽視內心的 那如小疙瘩的不自在。

當我越投入地扮演這個新的安吉，自由的滋味就越甜美！

當然，這些新獲得的自由並不是沒有代價的….」

~ 《臺灣製造》第二章：去去去，去美國

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

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- Rejecting My Culture Identity

Everyone who grew up in Taiwan has had the experience of picking an English name for cram school or English class.

Back then when I was in middle school, I was obsessed with David Tao's songs. He has a love song called "Angeline," so when I got to the US, I introduced myself to my American friends as Angeline.

Most of them didn't say much. But one friend furrowed his brow and said, "Hmm. I don't like this name. From now on, I'm going to call you Angie."

I was really upset. I thought — who are you to rename me?

But at the same time, I thought — fine. From now on I'll go by Angie. Because I didn't want to be seen as an outsider anymore. I didn't want to be seen as that Asian person, that person facing racial discrimination.

So I started calling myself Angie. And I began doing very "American" things. I left behind the Taiwanese peace-sign pose, started learning to stand with my hands on my hips like Americans, grinning from ear to ear.
And as I put on this American identity, I also began to resent Taiwanese culture.

19/07/2026

#《臺灣製造 》系列03- 第一個台美文化衝擊

第一次到美國亞利桑納公費留學，帶給我意想不到的文化衝擊...

「以前，我可是在臺灣最高學府，長篇大論地寫著莎士比亞的論文，但剛到美國時，連朋友說「What’s up」，我都還要查字典，才知道是在跟我打招呼。在超市結帳時，店員問我「要不要塑膠袋」我也聽不懂，甚至吃 Subway 前，還要先在宿舍把所有配菜的名稱都背熟，才敢進店點餐。

在臺灣，我是一個能言善辯的強悍女子，但在美國，我卻變成一個支支吾吾、連話都說不清楚的軟弱女孩。

這可不是我想像中，那個公費留學的風光樣貌啊。

我剛來美國時，大小事都想跟爸媽分享，但現在看到這樣的訊息，只想逃得遠遠的。家人這些親密的關懷，現在是多麽令我無法忍受。都是他們從小叫我要乖、要聽話、凡事替他人著想，才讓我在美國變成了這個不夠有自信、不會說不、好像很好欺負的亞洲女生。

難道我要告訴爸媽當我走在路上時，會有兄弟會的人搖下車窗、對我大叫「操你的！」就因為我有一副亞洲面孔？我又怎麼有臉跟他們說，當我穿上東區最潮的蕾絲裙走在校園裡，卻聽到美國學生低聲笑我是亞洲俗？

電話另一頭的他們，永遠都不可能會懂。

為了保護自己不再受傷，我將那個熟悉的自己，關進心靈的黑暗牢籠，想盡辦法抹滅身上任何不屬於這個社會的痕跡。」

~ 《臺灣製造》第二章：去去去，去美國

更多故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

留言「我想看」，我把書傳送給妳🥰
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- Culture Shock When Studying in America

The first time I studied abroad, I went to Arizona State University on a government scholarship.
Back then I thought — I'd graduated from NTU Foreign Languages, I had a government scholarship, in my country I was considered a pretty top-tier student. A very OK student. My English should be good enough to let me continue being an OK student.

But no one cared.

And actually my English was terrible. I didn't realize how bad my English was until I got there. People said hi to me and I had no idea what they were saying. Ordering at Subway, I had to frantically look up every item on the menu.

Also,when people saw me walking down the street, they would roll down their car windows and yell "F U, F U Asian," and drive off. Things like that.

I think this shaped my first impression of America — and many later, very solid impressions. To the point that when I later met Paul and started getting to know his big family, I was still scared to meet them. Even when I saw their kids, I'd worry they might say something carelessly racist to Paul — "Why are her eyes so small?"

Paul said to me: "That's just your imagination as an international student. Growing up, for me, people of all skin colors are just people. It's you who, because of your past experiences, has put a label on yourself."

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17/07/2026

#《臺灣製造 》故事系列02-冒牌者症候群的開始

回想我的人生，第一次被冒牌者掌控我的人生，也許就是因為意外考上女中那。

我從小到大就是一個問題學生，根本沒有人預期我會考上什麼好學校。但我就很會填選 ABC，不小心考上了。

我覺得那根本就是個天大的錯誤。

如果我從頭到尾就沒有念一個好學校，也許根本就不會有冒牌者症候群，也許我會是一個有自信、快樂的人到現在。

但一被丟進女中，我發現我根本不懂怎麼跟這些同學打交道，那就是冒牌者開始形塑我後來生命中很多力量的時候。

即便後來我可以靠自己的能力進入好學校，那種格格不入感仍一直跟著我。

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- The Start of My Imposter Syndrome

I think the first time imposter syndrome started running my life was when I accidentally got into a top girls' high school.

I'd been a problem student my whole life. No one expected me to get into any good school. But I was good at guessing on multiple-choice tests, and I got in by accident.

I felt like it was a huge mistake.

If I'd never attended a good school, maybe I wouldn't have imposter syndrome at all. Maybe I'd be a confident, happy person by now.

But once I was thrown into that school, I realized I had no idea how to interact with my classmates. Their parents were professors, doctors, politicians, business elites. Sometimes they'd say something about their family, then add, "You wouldn't get it." And I'd feel cut off.

That was the beginning of so many forces shaping my later life.

So even though I later got into good schools on my own merit, that sense of class-based alienation has followed me ever since.

#臺灣製造 #回憶錄 #寫作 #冒牌者症候群 #害怕成功

12/07/2026

經過輪流和 帶小孩在美國定居與亞洲遊牧的三年，我的女兒終於去上學了．

第一個禮拜，哇，生活好安靜！早上可以好好冥想、不會有人在我身上爬來爬去，經過7-11的時候不用安撫一個在地上打滾大哭的半獸人，搭捷運時可以發呆，不用擔心因為女兒愛大聲唱歌而上脆，每天還可以完成這麼多工作！

第二個禮拜，開始發現事情不太對勁：咦，我早上才見到妳一個小時，早餐都還沒吃完，就要趕著去學校了嗎？什麼，傍晚妳回來我們速速吃完晚餐，就要趕快放你去洗澡睡覺了嗎？

但是我還沒有抱夠你、還沒有親夠你，沒有時間聽你用外星語描述你在學校發生的事、做哪些勞作、和哪些朋友玩，都是要在無意中聽到你唱了什麼、講了什麼新的字，我才知道你今天又變了多少（打到這裡又淚崩）．

正如我非常尊敬的一位創作者朋友與母親 Karena de Souza ＠tiltthefuture 她電子報所寫下的這首詩：

「為人父母，是一場關於謙卑的漫長教育。

謙卑，因為我們必須放手，他們才能真正成長。

謙卑，因為我們無法保護孩子免於所有痛苦。

謙卑，因為我們明白我們或許是守護者，卻無法操控那交付於掌中的靈魂之命運。

謙卑，是最終學會放棄掌控，選擇信任。

謙卑，是認清我們既是宇宙中微不足道的一部分，也是生命得以延續的、那必要的一環。 」 —— 卡芮娜・德蘇莎〈為人父母的學位〉

Parenting has been an education in humility.

Humility. That word keeps coming back to me. It is the ultimate learning in this journey of shepherding another soul, another generation onto this earth.

Humility — that I have to let them go for them to grow.

Humility — that I cannot protect them from pain.

Humility — the realization that we may be guardians, offering influence, but cannot control the destiny of this soul in our care.

Humility — to cede control and take on trust.

Humility — that we are a small part of this universe. But we are also a necessary part of life’s continuum. “

Karena de- Souza "B.Parenting (Humility)

我開始慢慢理解，學會放手、學會接受你的人生許多時刻，我都無法陪妳一起度過，會是我一輩子最難學會的課題 ．

更多成為母親的故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

留言「我想看」，我把書傳送給妳🥰

#臺灣製造 #回憶錄 #寫作 #育兒 #母職

09/07/2026

「當你沒有辦法這冒牌者這件事情有覺知的時候，它就是一個在黑暗中一直形塑你生命前進的力量。」

#《臺灣製造 》故事系列01-發現自己的冒牌者症候群

冒牌者症候群這個名字，大概是我開始網路創作、做自己的 podcast 以後才知道的。在那之前我一直很困惑——為什麼我這麼害怕成功？

後來我開始 Google「害怕成功」，跳出來 imposter syndrome。我看了一下描述，天哪，那不就是我過去三十年的人生嗎？

但是當我活在當下的時候，我是不知道的。我只覺得根本不配跟別人站在一起、一直在想，到底為什麼我會出現在這個地方？到底為什麼我「有資格」出現在這個地方？

然後我可能會做一些很自我破壞的事情。像我在書裡寫到，高中的時候大家都在非常認真考大學，我在那裡當 party animal，上課化妝，下課去補習，補習班的時候翹班去約會等等。
我並不知道這件事情正在掌控我的人生。

更多關於冒牌者症候群的故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

留言「我想看」，我把書傳送給妳🥰

-HowIDiscoveredMyImposterSyndrome

I didn't know the term "imposter syndrome" until I started creating online and doing my own podcast.

Before that I kept wondering — why am I so afraid of success?

So I started Googling "I'm afraid of success." Up came imposter syndrome. I read the description and thought, oh my god, that's been my life for the past thirty years.

But when you're living inside it, you don't know. You just feel like you don't deserve to stand among other people. You keep asking yourself — why am I even here? What gives me the right to be here?

And then you might do self-destructive things. Like I wrote in my book — in high school, while everyone else was studying seriously for the college entrance exam, I was being a party animal, putting on makeup in class, skipping cram school to go on dates.

I had no idea this thing was running my life.

When you can't see it, it's a force that shapes your life from the dark.

More stories are in my memoir Made in Taiwan: Leaving to Find the Way Home; From Wet Market to Ivy League, A story of Love, Fear and Becoming. English Translation coming soon!

#臺灣製造 #回憶錄 #寫作 #冒牌者症候群 #害怕成功

04/07/2026

「如果你想要做一個慷慨的人，本來就是不求回報的，這就是我想要存在在這個世上的方式。」保羅說．

「當我送我的 Pathless Path 給大家的時候，我本來就沒有要求大家寫什麼長文感謝我、或幫我分享推薦我的書籍．就算他們把紙撕下來拿去擦屁股，我都覺得沒有關係，因為這就是我想要存在在這些方式，就是我想要當一個慷慨的人的方式．」他說．

保羅最為人的慷慨，一直是我最佩服＆深受吸引的特質，

雖然作為跨文化伴侶，我們各自的美國和台灣文化，帶給我們關係不少影響，但我覺得在原生文化之外，更特別得是我們各自家庭、和獨特生命經驗長出的個人世界觀，在影響著我們所組的家庭（畢竟我們兩個都可說是怪咖一枚啊，呵呵）

而關係裡的每一次衝突，都不只成為我們更多認識對方的機會，也是讓我們選擇真正想要成為的人的機會。

更多的故事，都在我的回憶錄 《臺灣製造：出走，才能回家——從臺中菜市場到紐約常春藤，愛、恐懼與成為的故事》

留言「我想看」，我把書傳送給妳🥰



#跨文化 #無路之路 #臺灣製造 #禮物經濟 #婚姻

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