I don't recall feeling a lot of fear.  Taiwan is not very relevant to Islamic extremism.  There was of course a lot of chatter, a lot of meetings, etc.  But the kids seemed to be more abuzz about the drama of it rather than feeling fear, iirc.

plebpoet

I was in high school in Taiwan.  Walked past the living room where my parents were watching the news and saw the planes go into the towers.  I thought they were watching a movie.  They only told me about 30 minutes later what actually happened.

I went to an American high school in Taiwan at the time.  Classes were cancelled for the week, and in the following week we had soldiers guarding the campus.

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Cje95

I was in high school in Taiwan.  Walked past the living room where my parents were watching the news and saw the planes go into the towers.  I thought they were watching a movie.  They only told me about 30 minutes later what actually happened.

I went to an American high school in Taiwan at the time.  Classes were cancelled for the week, and in the following week we had soldiers guarding the campus.