Christmas Eve surprise gift: High-Speed Rail gives every passenger a chocolate stir stick
▲ Taiwan High-Speed Rail specially gave every passenger a “chocolate stir stick” on Christmas Eve.
Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report
Commuters hurry to and fro in the station, but today (the 24th) is the annual Christmas Eve. Taiwan High-Speed Rail specially gave every passenger a “chocolate stir stick.” The cute design delighted everyone who received one. Passenger Ms. Huang, who was on her way to Hsinchu to meet her boyfriend, couldn’t put it down and was very grateful for the considerate gesture from the rail service.
The Taiwan High-Speed Rail Banqiao Station stated that although Christmas this year is not a public holiday, the festive atmosphere at the station—enhanced by the Christmas tree installation and the holiday scenery design of New Taipei City Government’s Joyful Christmas Town—filled Banqiao Station with a strong Christmas spirit. The “chocolate stir stick” can be placed in hot milk, allowing passengers to instantly enjoy a warm cup of chocolate milk on a cold day, hoping to warm the hearts of every traveler.
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