Taiwan received a dusting of snow at high-elevations over the weekend, and while the snow was minimal, it encouraged a sports commentator from Taiwan to post a photo of his father skiing at a resort on Mount Hehuan in 1971.
Max Shih’s father skiing in Taiwan in 1971
Even with a peak of 11,207′, the resort didn’t receive enough snowfall to make it a viable operation. A dusting of snow on Taiwan’s highest peaks is enough to make the news nowadays.
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