Is Being a Foreigner In Taiwan Really That EASY?

[@michaellin4052]

Wow , Wesley's attitude toward the level of teacher-children relation is simply adorable, he is a moral man I believe.

[@WesDaviestravel]

Love you, Prozzie.

[@gzclover]

Like both of you!

[@gerwinfriedrichs6237]

I lived in Taiwan in the eighties. At that time almost nobody spoke English, but I learned Mandarin and had the greatest time of my life. Haven't been back in more than 10 years, but planning to go next year and visit old friends, both Western and Chinese.

[@lifeintaiwan]

Everybody loves Wes!

[@Prozzie]

and he loves me x6

[@Niekomojo]

@@Prozzie He really does, he couldn't keep his hands off you.

[@Lysander45]

In the platonic sense I imagine. That being said, Taiwan is the most LGBT-friendly Asian nation, so you can all pursue the dream of making Wes the meat in a man sandwich, if that is your thing.

[@marcson6096]

lifeintaiwan congratulations on 150K well done 👍! It is only the beginning

[@jessicatriplev9802]

UGH

[@WE_H_JXV00D]

It is a nice day, walking in the sunset, talking with a friend, a very nice day.

[@italwaysbeenme]

I’d like to say taiwanese treat foreigners better, I’m teaching in cram school now, In our school Taiwanese teacher work from the school open until it close but the foreigners work only when they have classes, but the salary is higher than Taiwanese, just the simple truth foreigners are just more valuable than Taiwanese here in Taiwan! Haha ! Even that’s true but really glad to see you guys appreciate this little island country and making video about the beauty of 🇹🇼 ! Even talk a lot of controversial topic🤭I think you deserve more than that! Amazing video, the quality of the video is gettin’ higher n higher! I love u too😂 The sunset is breathtaking !!!

[@Prozzie]

Zach Shao Taiwanese teachers deserve more credit. They work sooooo hard. And yes we love this island. Taiwan number one

[@buda3d2007]

Cram schools can be a hit and miss, there are some great ones and bad ones, but you only know it when you are there, good to know you work at a good one, is it a chain or independant?

[@norwayg2130]

It’s true, compared to local Taiwanese , English speaking foreigners are way better at work, working hours, stress and wage

[@oceanblue9751]

Thanks for making new video and contribute your time and effort. I can feel your passion about teaching career, hope you, Wes, Alan, Lukas, Asher, Jonas...all of you enjoy here and become our family.

[@pechorin6900]

I came here after I saw your Instagram live about this video. The hand on shoulder thing still shocked me. I normally learn something about Taiwanese or Chinese culture from your channel. Today, I learned more about my own American cultural oddities.

[@harryking2836]

So Wes and Prozzi are together, Francois and Likes are together, but where is Allen? With beer? 🍺

[@李其順]

I guess some people might be whining about how easy foreigners are to find a job and get a reasonable salary in Taiwan. But as i know they need to pay more taxes than we do, and pay for the rents and flights for coming home, and so on, however i still appreciate anyone （especially like southeast workers）coming to Taiwan and contributing their passion and times for this beautiful island. I hope one day the locals's wages catch up to the normal standard. I enjoy your clips, Thanks.

[@Prozzie]

李其順 never thought about it like that

[@augustjasmine]

Awww. We love you two. Great video!

[@sunnysky115]

I know why you two love to live in Taiwan. You are wearing T-shirt in December, walking on a beach, and with beautiful sunset behind you. Back in Canada, it would be freezing, icy, and not much sunlight...

[@Dowlphin]

And then... Taiwan in summer. 😉

[@TremereTT]

I don't know how it works with Canadians, but the "Russian"(German-Siberian) guy in our office also allways wears T-shirt in the winter here in Germany. I guess Canadians operate at the same temperature scale.

[@Dowlphin]

@TremereTT - There's that little humorous story about Laplanders. Like, when it's so cold that their Toyotas won't start anymore, they close the upper shirt button, and when their Ladas won't start anymore, they close the bathroom window. And when it's so cold that alcohol freezes, the Laplander gets angry.

[@TremereTT]

@@Dowlphin A nice one!

[@amsterdam900]

Correction, Canada is a very sunny country. Yes it is cold and snowy in the winter but we get a lot of sunlight as well, all year long. Taiwan sounds sweet though!

[@jujanhuang]

Love Wes and Prozzie

[@stephanietrembath6412]

When I first arrived for a holiday in Taiwan I expected for some silly reason that it would be easy to just order anything I wanted (I though they had English menus) anyways I get off at Taipei station to get some breakfast traditional Taiwanese..... little did I know there was nothing in EnglishEVERYONE stared at me.... when I was next in line I froze then all the aunties laughed at me!!!! :-( I went and cried it was so difficult, So Prozzie I can relate... after that experience I ate at 7-11 for the rest of the day cause I was so traumatised by the breakfast incident.... some places you can just point and show photos I learnt :) I LOVE TAIWAN

[@Prozzie]

Great story. A lot of people don't understand how hard that can be. I guess after a while foreigners need to learn how to get over the embarrassment and learn the language. I still get super embarrassed though haha

[@TWMarcS]

Taiwan was never a popular destination for westerners, unlike Hong Kong or Thailand where you can see many more westerners, that's probably why less restaurants have English menu, unless you go to a touristy area, like Shilin night market.

[@jasondicioccio880]

Oh god.. I've tripped up so many times ordering food in Taipei. I once ended up eating a cold curry cutlet sandwich at 7-11, because, even though I knew what the phrase "加熱嗎？" (heat it up?) meant at the time, my brain just couldn't process it in the heat of the moment and I just ended up shaking my head out of confusion. Basically, learning another language frequently makes you feel like a complete idiot. One whose biggest fear is asking a question and not being able to understand the answer. All I can do is continue to get better, though. I dream of the day when that fear starts to go away. One awesome thing about Taiwan, though is that everyone is super friendly and will usually jump at the chance to help if they're able to.

[@woni9834]

Stephanie Trembath Why did you expect the local menu in English? This is the arrogance of most English speakers. When non English speakers go to a restaurant in English speaking country, do they expect the menu to be written in their own language? You are so arrogant and I am glad they laughed at your arrogance. Hope you learn a lesson.

[@danielchen2870]

​@@jasondicioccio880​ To the part "asking a question and not being able to understand the answer", I can totally relate. That's always an awkward or embarrassing moment in a dialogue and I had plenty of that experience. :-)

[@jacklong6946]

Provize,I am a chinese in Dongguan ,watch your channel when u are in huizhou guangdong last year.Now I feel that u are happier and more smile in Taiwan than Huizhou。

[@小蓉蓉-z8u]

I personally very like you two gentlemen (though Wes is a guest in this video), hope you will keep staying here, and have a happy living.

[@chuchipang]

Hey I'm one of your new fans in Hong Kong. Actually I did not find your channel at the first time: I thought the sequence was like I found Allan in a video done with 阿滴英文, and I found your channel when Allan recorded a video. It sounds like a journey, but the outcome is unexpected! I've been to Taiwan once, it's definitely not a good experience to me because it is not an individual travels and I was like being suck into clumsy schedules. I did not expect that you are considering on explaining what is happening in Hong Kong now, and I just want to let you know that you have an audience from Hong Kong!

[@jyc210]

1:28 I'm a Taiwanese engineer(Mechanical Engineer),I used to go to businesses trip abroad quite often. The engineer in the US, do the same thing I do(my skill are way better than them), They have three time of salary compares to mine. They working time is 9 AM to 3 PM (real case in FCA).

[@ALANIT-pt2xe]

I can see that both Prozzie and Wes are good English teachers. Low average salary is a key issue in Taiwan indeed, unfortunately ,government failed to solve this problem in past 20 years. The main reason is that a lot of Taiwanese factories and companies moved to China since 2000. Owing to the fact that 85% of Taiwanese have their own house, otherwise it will be more difficult for young people age bet 20-40 to make a living in Taiwan. The living cost is getting higher in recent years and young people have nothing left with their saving. I do hope that poor salary problem can be solved by new 2020 president to save these young generation in Taiwan.

[@thsu8]

Thank you for your insight, I agree

[@maggielu4404]

I am a primary school teacher and we can go to 7-11 buying coffee as long as you don’t have lessons. We work from 8 am to 4 pm. In comparison to other jobs in Taiwan, it’s so lovely to teach kids and have fun with them. Miss my students in Taiwan for I am now in Australia. Thanks many of you try to explore and introduce different aspects of Taiwan and that make me homesick, haha. 😂 Love Taiwan forever. Best regards.

[@liudwan44]

usually, the greenies engineers start their career with 50,000 NTD per month in average. so if you get 50,000 plus, you get a better chance having an easy life in taiwan here. if you have to raise a family, 50,000 is another story

[@parthian945]

Yeah but that's just the base salary and there's a lot more room for growth as an engineer than a dead end job like an English teacher (no disrespect).

[@PuerRidcully]

@@parthian945 It's not dead end if it has a good pay. It's the top 😁. If they learn Chinese, they can always come back and find a job back in their country with that skill, so there's place for improvement. Not everyone can be an engineer either.

[@bobjacobson858]

NT$50K is about like a typical Social Security check in the US.

[@cooliipie]

Wes is awesome

[@Prozzie]

He sure is

[@sbring00able]

I'll be cycling down there in a couple of days. Looking forward to it!

[@tciesla]

Glad you found a new friend, that looks like your in tune with!

[@melissa00815]

搶第一 觀看😁 我一天 也兼兩份工作， 早上7-11，下午補習班 ，🤔雖然兩份工作，兩份工資加起來 也不高，我也不認為 外籍人士來台灣工作 薪水會比較高或許會多一些，入境隨俗，壓力跟台灣人ㄧ樣多，台灣人比較不會舒緩自己的壓力

[@GradyGillis]

Wes is right: teaching IS hard work if you're doing it right and care about the kids. It's my second career and I'll be retiring from it in a year and a half. I'll miss the good kids, but the gang members? Not so much.

[@fusion9619]

gang members? wut?

[@fusion9619]

@Avid Tuber43 what did you do afterwards?

[@Worldofourown2024]

@@fusion9619 Must be in one of our world class cities like Los Angeles. lol

[@fusion9619]

@@Worldofourown2024 yeah man, America baffles me, even tho I'm from here... if we know who the gang members are, why don't we just arrest them all?

[@Worldofourown2024]

@@fusion9619 They own the law and the country system as well as the corporations. We can't arrest the big time criminals when they have us hijacked from being sold out.

[@danielchen2870]

Like both your and Wes' videos and glad to know that Taiwan is treating you well. Thank you both for contributing in education and making Taiwan a better place. 😊

[@philippegosselin7756]

I heard some things from my sister in law who works in taiwan that would make people in the west cringe. Things like the salary shown is the maximum you can do in a year because the employer will try to deduce things from that salary. You get penalized for taking vacation because during that time your productivity went down so they give you a bad review and reduce your salary. Same thing if you want to take vacation day other than when they allow it.

[@Prozzie]

Philippe Gosselin yep, that’s true. My coworkers will get deducted for forgetting to turn off the AC, or forgetting to call the office to tell them which student hasn’t arrived yet. I’ve got alarms set on my phone to remind my CT to do those things so my CT doesn’t lose any money

[@thsu8]

@@Prozzie That's cool of you Prozzie, you're a good guy for doing that for your CTs

[@Hhelen286]

Hi! My English teacher was Canadian also! Enjoy your days in Taiwan! Thanks for your efforts teaching in our island! I had great experience learning with those teachers! Thanks for your video and time! Best wishes! I am from Kaohsiung! Welcome to Taiwan! :)

[@路人癸-r8j]

Thank you guys love Taiwan

[@MikoyanGurevichMiG21]

Most of the tips you said in this video not just apply to Taiwan- they are very much applicable to anyone settling in a new, strange land far away from home, an essential guide for any expat.

[@studiokiselbach]

Sounds a lot like Japan, overtime is mentioned but rarely paid for. Most public school teachers work from 7 am to 9 pm, even when they are supposed to work 8 hrs by law. It's like when you get hired you are not at a fixed position, yet you are doing cleaning, yardwork, whatever needs to be done. It goes all throughout all companies. Nobody says my kid has soccer practice, its 5, I can't do overtime today, you go home when the boss or manager goes home.

[@wannaseethevid]

Not to mention that they trot everywhere. No strolling to and fro but trotting.

[@余翡-d2f]

Thanks for your video ，I always love it. Thanks a lot and Merry Christmas Happy New Year 2020.

[@sanertopuz5112]

Hey Prozzie, love that video. Thanks for the input.

[@潘朵拉-v9k]

Prozzie的笑容越來越自然了以前總是皮笑肉不笑 最近的笑容令人著迷！可愛。。。

[@kitclandrover]

Great video, mate.

[@Prozzie]

Thanks kit. See you at the pub

[@mystic3382]

I think "Comments Time" is a good idea. It makes people feel more involved.

[@rmadmaggie7943]

Love you guys ❤️

[@Prozzie]

love you more

[@freehickeys]

Classic ten minute trick ;) Hey Prozzie. Wish you had been in my recommended lately.

[@TV-mn1zd]

I think it depends. Some foreigners I ran into in shanghai 10 years ago seem to have a quite easy life!

[@mcscotty325]

I moved to Taiwan 15 years ago and the wage was 700 TWD/hr. It was great. 2019 the wages are pretty much the same and that's not so great. I left a few years ago because the money is much better back home. And working in the bushibans is good and bad. You experience a lot of ups and downs. Dealing with the bad kids and helicopter parents is a real headache.

[@RockzZzi]

Awww, what's more beautiful than drunk love confessions

[@lifeintaiwan]

Vera Nemova isn’t it!!! Haha

[@Prozzie]

Drunk sex

[@劉嚴丰]

謝謝你喜歡台灣，在台灣真的可以放輕鬆，人生苦短，盡情享受。

[@carlbrowning8409]

I'm retired in the US and finding it's NOT living the dream. However, I'm not a young buck anymore so there's that to factor in. Enjoy your youth guys it generally just gets harder haha

[@fusion9619]

I doubt there will ever even be a "career" for me, so retirement is a fantasy for past generations and rich people. I travel because it's the only way to find decent paying work. But I imagine it would be worse to work my youth away in boring old USA, and then try to retire after my life has been used up.

[@pengfu8608]

Hi Carl, mind explaining the reasons? Thanks

[@snarkyguy]

That beach is gorgeous!!

[@Prozzie]

snarkyguy come visit!

[@alexanderh.999]

Good to see fellow Canadians doing well in Taiwan

[@caravaggio7241]

Wes is right, being a teacher and teaching English are totally different. One is responsibility the other is more like a recreation to native speakers, my personal opinion.

[@woni9834]

由儉入奢易，由奢入儉難。So if you had been living a life that’s more comfortable to you and moved to a country that’s less so, then you will feel it’s more difficult.

[@Lili-fq9ry]

The universities in Taiwan offer more than 200000 vacancies for the senior high school graduates to study every year currently but the number of students graduated from senior high schools each year are even less than that number due to the sharp falling population of children. That means everyone has the opportunity to study in a university. When everyone gets a degree easily, the low salary for a college graduate becomes normal while their parents may earn 100000 NTD every month working as the owner of a food stall without any degree. They college graduates may work as an English-teaching assistant from morning till late in the night earning about 30000 NTD a month while the westerners teach English without extra work and generally earn double of their local colleagues.

[@toddf9321]

Hi Prozzi. Oh, that Kenting beach....so beautiful. I miss Taiwan very much. Yep, the Taiwanese are so polite and courteous...helpful too! Honestly, I did bring you Canadian maple syrup last April...just have not way to contact you...hehe. Glad you are well

[@marcteng5179]

Camera is amazing colors of that sunset really came thru beautifully. Great video man. We love yuntoo wes. Merry Christmas prozz-dog ☃️❄️⭐️

[@marcteng5179]

So i noticed, prozzie channel is now 2,500 subs form 60 K. Whats the plan??!?! Love stream? A beer for every 10k sub? Hehe

[@theresathekid8261]

You definitely not lying about editing taking *forever*

[@dorischen6271]

I like you read the interesting comments👍cool man

[@followxiaofei]

Teaching is difficult... I couldn't do what you guys do.

[@giannishen]

But you have taught a lot of people in real life, and we can say everyone. You inspired everyone.

[@kencheng4639]

Foreigners have a hard time living in Taiwan, but your previous video said that living in China is harder. I hope you have a good life in Taiwan and look forward to your scooter video

[@SY-xd3ml]

for foreigners , besides English teaching jobs, there are also some technical writer positions in Hi-tech companies.

[@heyjojo1998]

Beautiful sunset.

[@_zkk_1175]

Living in a foreign country is by itself a challenge. Starting a family is hard for anyone not just the locals. Although by culture, the locals are pressured more to start a family. I would say, all things considered, it kind of evens out who has it harder.

[@emilyxiao3657]

我也覺得你現在看起來笑容比較多😊，看起來比較輕鬆。

[@leolee8499]

Prozzie和Wes這麼愛對方。我只能說在一起，在一起。哈哈！

[@kek4494]

What is Wes trying to say? Wink wink nudge nudge. 😉😂🤣😂🤣

[@jrdavis9578]

I know I can echo your thoughts on the helpfulness of the Taiwanese to foreigners. Back in 2005 I lived there for 6 months and had received a lot of help. Getting lost was easier back then, no phone google maps to help! Even this past time I went there for 10 days (mostly in Taichung) and people were still very helpful in many ways. I think once I finish up my degree, I will be looking to move there long term. Any suggestions as to where would be a good place to settle down? I am most familiar with Taichung but am open to other places. Maybe a smaller city would be nice..

[@Prozzie]

Your options are plentiful. Taichung is still a great place to live. Small cities I would say hualian

[@norwayg2130]

It depends on where your work is located. Or any particular reasons that make you want to live in that city. It is quite a personal preference and job opportunities as well.

[@lifeintaiwan]

Literally LOLed at the ending!

[@jonathanlovesadventure7838]

We all love Prozzie

[@dudeman3664]

Used to teach at a buxiban in Taiwan. Now teach at a uni...work 4 days a week, 16 hours teaching each week. Some admin, around 6 hours a week. It's pretty sweet. Full-time salary, summers are paid, 1.5 New Year's bonus. Being a Westerner here ain't bad.

[@30803080308030803081]

What kind of degree is required to teach at a university in Taiwan?

[@fusion9619]

@@30803080308030803081 I've been researching this online. They say you need to have a teaching license from your home country, and preferably a master's degree. I haven't taught in Taiwan, but if it's like other countries, that stuff won't matter if you're already in the country. I "only" have a bachelors and CELTA, and I have no interest in teaching in the US, so I really don't want to make the investment of getting a teaching license here... but so far, Taiwanese schools have been surprisingly unresponsive when I email them. It sucks... I like Taiwan so much, but I have no contacts there.

[@thsu8]

@@fusion9619 Why do you think Taiwanese schools have been unresponsive? You seem very qualified with a CELTA.

[@fusion9619]

@@thsu8 because they literally don't respond. Okay, not all, but I'm not looking for the same thing as someone who has never done it before. Maybe I'm just not looking the right way. I think this is the first time in my life I've tried to get a job that I had no contacts already there.

[@dudeman3664]

A master's degree in anything will do to teach the English language...But that said, the competition with only a master's here is stiff. PhDs are better but still...the cat's outta the bag a little and obviously anyone with a master's who's in a buxiban or public high school are certainly looking to get into the university scene. If you only have a master's then you have to be good in something else to differentiate yourself. That's the only way I got my job.

[@polaroidcaesar]

I feel so bad for my CTs. They have to work longer, work harder, make less money, and in my school, have to wear an ugly uniform everyday, while ETs can wear whatever they want (there's a dress code, but it's routinely broken without comment). On the one hand, I don't want to change the fact I can wear whatever I want and my decent salary, but on the other hand it's totally unfair.

[@InspireMari]

Aww yiss new video!

[@mariawu3841]

I like Wes, too

[@WolfersHD]

It is much easier as a foreigner for entry level jobs, there's really no argument. For anything more than that, it is much, much harder (borderline impossible).

[@andyr0ck]

I've been to that beach. Off the charts beautiful. And empty!

[@王廷方-c7h]

兩位長的有像親兄弟，好帥！海,夕陽很美！也祝兩位新年快樂！

[@nausca]

台灣薪資中位數,一年47萬台幣.很辛苦的. 你一個月六七萬一個人當然可以過得很爽,但是台灣人想要成家立業就算一個月六七萬,另外加上老婆的收入,要養小孩和買車買房還是很不輕鬆. 幼稚園一個月就要兩到三萬.

[@giocosoaustralia5286]

Beautiful Taiwan beautiful Taiwanese 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼

[@Phantoma3]

1:00 Hard work? LMAO, there's only five kids in the class

[@nvno1943]

That’s Prozzie’s class at the elite international school.

[@devan85412]

很喜歡這種輕鬆聊天的模式

[@syndo5549]

Nice sunset

[@risingsun983]

Watching your videos in China and in Taiwan, although it is obvious that you do like to complain about things in life, but one thing for sure, in China you were complaining angrily and sadly, but in Taiwan, you are complaining enjoyably and happily, sometimes. It seems you have a better life in Taiwan.

[@longtail2934]

Wes hanging on to you like that for half of the video made me think it was Brokeback Mountain - Taiwan Edition.

[@tieiatalks]

Long Tail same!!! 🤣

[@bonghungk7544]

Seeing Wes putting his arm around Prozzie reminded me of how Cmilk was just as close to him. I also thought of the movie The Talented MrRipley.

[@anarki777]

Now I know Prozzie broke up with his gf. He's in love with Wes.

[@love532017]

The point is as a foreign English teacher in Taiwan , you don’t have to deal with the parents or cheak kid’s homework bla bla bla. specially some of the parents are horrible. But if you are a Taiwanese English teacher you have to teach kids but also you have to deal with all the kid’s parents. Which I think is super unfair because Taiwanese English teacher have to do more than foreign English teacher but they get Pay less.

[@ColinPrince]

Broke Back Mountain, Taiwanese style, as they both ride off into the sunset!

[@common-sense-is-the-way]

you should do a segment on - foreigner's opinion on the up coming election in Taiwan... just a suggestion

[@PP-eq3tt]

I come from China guangzhou, live in Taiwan 10years , Taiwan is a good place for life (safety, people friendly, good medical), but no good for earn money.

[@bonghungk7544]

This looks like a movie 🎥 “ The Talented Mr.Ripley” Prozzie is Tom Ripley and Wes is Dickie Greenleaf. Let’s see how this movie will end up? Will they be lovers or will they end up killing each other like in the movie The Talented Mr.Ripley ???

[@samuelsung8344]

大家都有自己的困難，開心過日子比較重要，呵呵！

[@johnjalee2009]

How do salaries of foreign English teachers compare to local engineers? Well, that would depend on a couple things. If you're a software engineer working for multinational companies such as Google or FB in Taiwan, then I don't think the salaries of foreign English teachers come close to what this group of engineers make. I think the foreign KZbinr Francois (Yuan Yuan), who works as an engineer at Yahoo, probably has a bigger paycheck than foreign English teachers in Taiwan. Engineers who work in semiconductor fabs in Hsinchu Science Park in companies such as TSMC probably have bigger paycheck as well. So engineers working at bigger, well-known, especially multinational, companies would make more than English teachers in Taiwan, because most of them need and use English as part of their jobs in addition to having knowledge and experience from their respective engineering professions. Engineers working at smaller, local and less well-known companies could make about the same or a bit less than foreigners who teach English. But if you gain more experience and move into leadership role, the salaries may rise beyond that of a typical salaries of English teachers from overseas. But do English teachers have more time and less job-related stress, compared to engineers? Yes, I am confident that's very much the case.

[@weikanc]

what's your gear for that sunset? it's gorgeously beautiful.

[@ekrueger26]

I love your content!!! Sorry if you already covered this before, but, do you need more than a TEFL certificate to teach to kids who are in 1st to 12th grade? Most TESOL and TEFL programs I have seen just mention being qualified to teach adults. Also, if one wanted to teach adults specifically, would it be hard to find a job in Taiwan?

[@noelebbert9322]

Prozzie gettin that male youtuber hind.

[@Brad-ku9yu]

It might be easier if he just put his hand in your back pocket as you guys stroll along the beach... very romantic sunset might I add.

[@jirehtsai3995]

u uploaded it during the earthquake

[@jason0998]

love a good LBH bro moment

[@大頭-z6r]

I LOVE TAIWAN

[@wildandwonderful7069]

island people that turned an overpopulated rock into a thriving beautiful place. I owned a Kymco cycle, top quality. Taiwan Semiconductor's 7 nanometer beats American chip makers. Taiwan knows what time it is.

[@ColdSleep]

You defininetly seem happier here. If you watch your old videos it's just you looking tired and complaining about things haha.

[@MegaWarell]

Yeah, Mainland China wore him down.

[@lhl631]

歡迎你來台灣生活 體驗台灣所有美麗的事與物 開心過每一天~~

[@dplaya746]

Prozzie how ez/hard is the dating in taiwan?

[@Prozzie]

Sharamuto provided you’re a kind, well adjusted adult then having a successful relation can be done.

[@nasdan5000]

I'm curious to know what the relationship is between native Taiwanese and mainland Chinese. Is there a sense of rivalry or even superiority. To me it seems like Taiwan is much more civilized and China is more backwards. Also given the history its interesting to learn how the two cultures developed

[@Dowlphin]

0:01 Watch out, there's a baby tribble on your shoulder. Don't audio-feed it. Did you two enjoy the long walk on the beach? 😁 BTW, why not hold the camera in your right hand when Wes is on your left? That would push him less into the background. That's probably why he got his hand on your shoulder. He doesn't want to 'fall off the stage'. That he's significantly smaller than you doesn't help either. You're running a real Batman-and-Robin scheme there. 😉 As for the 'society vibe and virtue', I tend to look at things from the biggest-possible-picture point. Severely suck the money out of Taiwan and then get to know how people really are. Because the karmic connections go very far, all the way to the root, and societies like Taiwan *could* be a kind of comfort zone bought with a dormant downside. This is a bit related to that saying: "Tell me who you are socializing with and I tell you who you are." - Who did Taiwan 'socialize' with in order to build the wealth that allows them to not live like a 'failed state'? This 'web' is bigger than many realize. 9:31 Is KZbin seriously still allowing the 10-minute thing to make a difference regarding ads?

[@台灣人自由民主]

我們台灣在過去70年是有所不同，但是在血液中我們是台灣人也是中國人.中國現在的暴發戶狀況是30年台灣的情況.我必須說的是他們需要時間去進步他的人文素養.這沒有辦法一促可及。但是大陸會走過來的.你現在遇到的台灣已經漸漸脫離黑社會收取保護費，路上人們亂丟東西.亂吐痰.講話三字經的年代。但是總有一天.台灣跟大陸距離會越來越接近的.

[@Kevinaveecnsfw]

great video