ClaraLo

Hi, I'm Yun(Chinese name), Clara is my English name, it's okay for all of you to call me both Yun and Clara.

It's really an exciting thing to have the postcards from the corners of the world! All kinds of postcards are welcome. But there are some specific kind of postcards I would like to receive:

* doggy cards <3 (doesn't have to be a real dog, it can be a hand-drawn one or a doll)
* all kinds of mammal
* flowers
* cartoon/animation/doodle-style card
* cover of a movie or a book
* with ironic words or jokes (postcard you think it funny)
* maps (world maps, maps of your country, can be ancient maps, too)
* national flags of your country
* anything that you think can represent your country (historical buildings or ruins)
* cards with mottos (or you can just share it with me by writing it)
* school-made card?! (I'm not sure about this, maybe some of the college book stores will have postcards promoting your school?!)
*** if you have none of the mentioned-above, no need to worry, just send me one you think it's pretty.

Please remember that your postcard should be translated into the languages I can understand--Chinese or English. And please don't just say "happy postcrossing" because I think no one will be happy when seeing that.
Tell me something about you or your country. Tell me the thought that flashed in your mind when knowing you are sending a postcard to Taiwan!

Thanks! Looking forward to your postcards!!(:D)

p.s. I found that I'm having trouble distinguishing the senders' names when they are signing in your free style. I prefer to register the postcard like "Hi, ______ ← sender's name." So perhaps you can understand how embarrassing it will be to spell the sender's name wrong like if I said "Hi, Claire" but I'm actually receiving the postcard from Clarie. In view of this, I want to please whoever is going to send postcard to me, write your name in a recognizable way "once" so that I can respond you in a respectful way. Thanks.