我在挪威賣刈包

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想像一下：全身沐浴在絢麗變幻的挪威極光下，同時嘴裡吃著包裹酸菜、花生粉和三層肉的台灣刈包。

這樣魔幻寫實般場景，可能嗎？請找挪威台灣人/台灣挪威人：王湘鄉。

王湘鄉在台灣連荷包蛋也沒煎過，出國留學時，卻因同學好奇探問滷肉飯的滋味？硬著頭皮瞎做了一頓，不知什麼滋味的醬油紅燒肉飯，從此人生一步步斜槓。

大學唸景觀，在挪威取得碩士、景觀建築師資格，卻因為刈包賣得嚇嚇叫打開知名度，當地多家餐廳邀請客座掌廚。

在移居地工作十年，終於拿到公民身份，現在過著有滋有味的斜槓生涯：景觀建築師、刈包料理人，她還有一間旅行社，接待過蕭敬騰挪威拍攝MV。

挪威是遙遠的北國，思想觀念和生活慣習和亞熱帶台灣大不同。她光是為取得駕照就花了三年，耗掉15萬台幣，為什麼？

👉👉請看這一集王湘鄉的「不好說」。

0:00歡迎湘鄉
0:50 在挪威賣起刈包，源於。。。
2:17 意外獲好評，開始快閃刈包
6:54 瞎做滷肉飯，獲得滿堂彩？
12:00 刈包好吃到讓人破戒！？
15:54 從景觀系學生到景觀建築師
19:05 到挪威攻讀學位？因為地上一灘水
21:58 移民挪威的這條路。。。心理煎熬

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Imagine this: Standing under the dazzling, shifting Northern Lights of Norway, while biting into a Taiwanese gua bao filled with pickled mustard greens, crushed peanuts, and succulent braised pork belly.

Is such a magical-realist scene even possible? Meet Taiwanese-Norwegian: Wang Hsiang-Hsiang.

Back in Taiwan, Wang had never even fried a sunny-side-up egg. But while studying abroad, a curious classmate asked what lu rou fan (braised pork rice) tasted like. Pressured and clueless, she improvised a soy sauce-braised pork dish that didn’t quite resemble the original. That unexpected moment sparked a surprising, multifaceted life journey.

She majored in landscape architecture at university, later earning her master’s degree and professional certification in Norway. But it was her wildly popular gua bao that truly made her name—leading local restaurants to invite her as a guest chef.

After a decade of working in Norway, she finally earned her citizenship. Today, she leads a flavorful, multifaceted career：landscape architect, gua bao chef, and travel agency owner. She even hosted Jam Hsiao during his music video shoot in Norway.

Norway, a distant land in the far north, is vastly different from subtropical Taiwan in both mindset and daily life. Obtaining a driver’s license there took her three years and cost NT$150,000. Why?

Tune in to this episode of "Well Say" to find out.

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