Compared to the situation in Taiwan, where wheelchairs must compete with motorcycles for space on the roads, Kyoto's obstacle-free environment left Li deeply impressed. "I could move about freely, on the streets, in the subway ... everywhere," says Li with excitement. Each subway station has one attendant specially designated to assist disabled persons. "It seemed like he was standing there just for me."
比起國內騎樓寸步難行、輪椅必須與機車在馬路上搏鬥的慘狀，日本京都的無障礙環境讓李繼庚深深感動，「不論是京都街上、地鐵站… … 我都可以自由進出」，李繼庚興奮地指出，地鐵每一站都有一位專門為殘障人士服務的工作人員，「他好像是為我站在那裡。」