The netizen’s car had a flat tire at Simakusi, nicknamed the “Tribe of God,” which is located 1,500 meters above sea level
Taiwan News
Date: 2016/11/08
By: George Liao, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
A netizen posted an article and photos on one of Facebook’s public sites on Tuesday to thank a group 
of auto mechanics students and teachers for their help with fixing his car which had a flat tire at the remote community of Simakusi (Smangus) in Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County.
The netizen’s car had a flat tire at Simakusi, nicknamed the “Tribe of God,” which is located 1,500 meters above sea level. When he didn’t know what to do, his big break came when a group of Nangang Vocational High School Auto Mechanics students and teachers, who happened to be touring the same community, came to his aid. They immediately set out to work, using tools to take off the wheel and fix the puncture.
“Thanks to their help, we were able to leave Simakusi and come back to our warm home,” the netizen said, adding that “The best scenery of Taiwan is its people.”2 [FULL STORY]
