Location: Taipei, Indian Style Curry
Travel note summary: After work lately, I still lead a routine life every day. If I have time, I go for a run or read manga. After getting home, I watch Japanese dramas while looking at candlestick charts. These past few days, I've been reading a manga about red wine—"Kami no Shizuku" (Drops of God). Besides learning a lot about wine knowledge from it, it also mentions a concept of "Ten, Chi, Jin" (Heaven, Earth, Man). (Heaven: climate conditions; Earth: terroir; Man: winemaker and vineyard manager). If these three can be perfectly combined, a miraculous top-quality wine will be produced. If any part is missing, it won't be possible to create that transcendent wonderful flavor. This resonates with what Boss Loco told me about the Ten, Chi, Jin concept in market trading (Heaven: bull/bear direction; Earth: trading techniques; Man: mindset and experience). Therefore, the principles of all things in the natural world revolve around the harmony—or lack thereof—of these three elements: right timing, geographical advantage, and human harmony. Missing any one prevents the generation of miraculous, exceptional power. In many aspects,…