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Taiwan: What Surprised You ONLY After You Got There?

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    Rafael Rau
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    In Taiwan, service staff address men as 'xiansheng' (Mr./Sir) and women as 'xiaojie' (Miss/Ms.). They generally don't call customers 'fuwuyuan' (attendant).

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      Andrea Hand
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      I didn't understand what you said.

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        Edith Friesen
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        Why do I find reading traditional Chinese characters so easy?

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          Madeline Hermann III
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          It's because you see them in context (connected). If you saw them individually, it might be a bit more challenging.

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            Mr. Philip Hudson
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            Why is 'Qilixiang' (common jasmine orange / chicken butt) called that?

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              Lucia Feest
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              So, does that mean crayfish are relatively scarce in Taiwan?

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                Tracy Hoppe
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                Are Jin (Gold), Mu (Wood), Shui (Water), Huo (Fire), Tu (Earth), Jia, Yi, Bing, and Ding all actual surnames? I've never come across them.

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                  Cathy Gulgowski
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                  Yes, they are. I had elementary school classmates with the surnames Jin and Ding.

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                    Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist
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                    Taiwanese streets? Chongqing Road? Which city or county in Taiwan actually has a Chongqing Road? Does anyone know?

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                      Tracy Hoppe
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                      Banqiao.

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