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Walk into the souvenir shop and shout, "I love Indigenous peoples!" to receive a complimentary smoothie! To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a souvenir shop on Zhongshan Road in Hualien is offering a special event for August: simply state the secret password "I love Indigenous peoples" upon entering the store to enjoy a Hualien-exclusive pomelo-series smoothie free of charge. Packed with real pomelo pulp, it’s a hit with everyone!
A plate loaded with fresh pomelo pulp is poured into juice, blended together, and transferred to a smoothie machine. Before long, it turns into a refreshing, sweet-and-sour smoothie.
Taking a big sip brings an instant chill right to the core. In the sweltering heat of summer, enjoying an ice-cold smoothie is definitely the best way to beat the heat. This month, a souvenir shop on Zhongshan Road in Hualien is hosting a special campaign—to try the shop’s smoothie for free, all you have to do is say this single phrase.
Simply say the secret password "I love Indigenous peoples" to get a Hualien-exclusive smoothie. Available in pomelo-lemon and pomelo-hibiscus flavors, both options come loaded with fresh pomelo pulp. Taking a photo and checking in online even earns you a free pomelo mochi! As Aug. 1 marks Indigenous Peoples’ Day, this generous promotion will run throughout the entire month of August.
Ma Shu-chen
Shop owner
For our campaign, there’s no requirement that you have to be Indigenous. People from other cities and counties are all welcome. As long as you come in and say the secret password,“I love Indigenous peoples,” we’ll give you a free smoothie.
There are no restrictions on eligibility or redemption frequency. Beyond the slogan campaign, some products in the store incorporate traditional Indigenous spices such as mountain pepper and prickly ash, allowing visitors to better appreciate local Indigenous culture. Through the campaign, the shop encourages people to support Indigenous culture together.
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