A: Any other ideas for where to visit in Tainan?
B: After we visit the rice mill, how about we go to a famous Japanese-style tea house that makes authentic matcha tea.
A: You know me too well: I love matcha tea and the vibrant green color of the tea should make for some great photos.
B: You’re turning into a photo obsessive.
A : 你還有想去台南的什麼地方嗎？
B : 我們參觀完碾米場後，去一家很有名的日式茶屋如何？那裡有正統的抹茶。
A : 你真是太了解我了。我喜歡抹茶，而且茶湯充滿豐富綠意的顏色一定可以拍出很多好照片。
B : 你快要變成攝影魔人了。
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