Which hulusi, bawu, or dizi book?

[Blue]

Edcat,

Which book are you interested in acquiring the most? If you see a 7-Eleven symbol next to the shopping cart, that means I could pick it up at a local 7-Eleven store.

search.books.com.tw/exep/prod_search.php?cat=all&key=%E8%91%AB%E8%98%86%E7%B5%B2&apid=books&areaid=head_wel_search

search.books.com.tw/exep/prod_search.php?cat=all&key=%E5%B7%B4%E7%83%8F&apid=books&areaid=head_wel_search

search.books.com.tw/exep/prod_search.php?cat=all&key=%E7%AC%9B%E5%AD%90&apid=books&areaid=head_wel_search

[davidmdahl]

I didn't see the 7-Eleven symbol at first, but found it eventually. That's pretty funny.

[edcat7]

Thanks Allen,

Though we have 7-11 in London I haven't used one in decades. But in HK there's one on practically every street corner.

I think I have all the hulusi books I need now. (However if I was in a Taiwanese 7-11 I'd probably buy the lot).

I've contacted Hongqueyi directly and he's gotten me xun, dizi and erhu books with cd backing music similar to what you got me.

[Blue]

Yep, there's so many 7-elevens in Taiwan that one can even see two across the street from each other (but one still would have to use wide-angle lens to demonstrate that). With so many 7-elevens in the neighborhood, they do serve as a good internet shopping goods pickup places. I once even picked up a xiao from Family Mart (a Japanese brand convenience store)!

There's even a Taiwan 7-Eleven e-commerce website:
www.7net.com.tw
Order from there and pick it up at your local 7-Eleven the next day!