Taiwan: Okay, Spill. What's *Actually* Good About It?

[Tanya Bogisich IV]

Come to our Guangdong, everyone will call you 'leng zai' (handsome guy)!

[Barry Kuphal]

You'll see 'uncles' (older men) walking around casually dressed – undershirts, shorts, flip-flops – and you'd never guess they're loaded. People here tend not to show off; most are very friendly and easygoing.

[Marion Barrows]

It's like in Guangzhou – those grandpas in undershirts? They might just be carrying the keys to three buildings they own, ready to collect rent.

[Rosemarie Sawayn PhD]

Because Taiwan has five men I absolutely adore.

[Glenn Ryan PhD]

Who are they?

[Madeline Hermann III]

Honey, you're so sweet, I'm incredibly touched! It reads like a beautifully written piece – almost like a passage from a Chinese literature textbook.

[Reginald Ziemann]

Hahahaha, for real?

[Kevin Harris]

My favorite thing here is their love for puns/wordplay (especially homophones).

[Kendra Howe]

I like Taiwan because I'm a fan of Wang Shijian.

[Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist]

Taiwanese people are very friendly and polite, and they tend to speak in a gentle, soft-spoken manner.

[Stacey Kulas]

Friendly? Yeah, I guess they're alright...

[Mr. Carlton Johnston]

I love the simple, honest kindness of Taiwanese people. If you ask an 'ah po' (elderly lady) for directions, she'll even remind you to stay safe on your journey.

[Franklin Weimann IV]

Anyway, I really love traveling in Taiwan!

[Glenn Ryan PhD]

You should check out my Taiwan travel journal!