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Photographer Yu Wei (@yuweiiv @yuweiphotography), is known for her gentle visual language—capturing daily life through delicate imagery and reflective observations. Join her in #Kaohsiung #Taiwan as she shares the places currently shaping her perspective. @theamnis_kaohsiung: Installations and architecture exist in a quiet conversation, while the gentle emptiness of the walls creates space for both the eyes and the mind. In the restaurant, the light feels soft and tender. Beyond the windows, the harbor sits in stillness, its surface like an unfinished painting turning every meal into a moment of watching, of feeling. Time seems to move more slowly here, yet somehow it holds more. @alien_art_centre: The sound of footsteps becomes clearer, and the stillness feels spacious enough to hear your own thoughts. There is something beautiful about emptiness and something necessary about being present. When you linger long enough, forgotten fragments begin to return. A certain thought from the past rises, like an unspoken secret. The Kaohsiung Lighthouse/Gu-shan Fishing Harbor: From afar, I see the rows of colorful houses and wonder what it might be like to stand there. The lighthouse and the fishing harbor carry the marks of history. So real and deeply felt. Yancheng First Public Retail Market (@yymkt_1949): The sounds of a market hold uniqueness in everyday life. The vendors calling out and little conversations in every corner. Everything is happening for a reason. Nothing arranged, nothing polished. It all moves naturally, as life does. Sitting down for a bowl of shaved ice—so comforting as the heat of the summer flows away. We often miss the little unpolished pieces in life that are the most ordinary and memorable moments. It’s what makes us continue to explore.