It may be good to take semiconductor industry classes in Taiwan. Even if you're not engineer, companies are hiring for sales and marketing, pr. There was news tsmc was hiring for PhD in history/politics earlier too
@ShiehGeorge2 жыл бұрын
去Taiwan+電視應徵,都英文播報須要很多外國人。
@user-jn45jduc93jn2 жыл бұрын
電視台的文化….😂
@choujennie2975 Жыл бұрын
年輕人南方音很不錯了,不重了。
@阮建維 Жыл бұрын
👍讚喔,感謝你
@mlcsj91622 жыл бұрын
👍👍👍
@GoodOldDays1682 жыл бұрын
Max got a cute southern accent when imitating his uncle speaking of going to "Thailand". Nice to have you here in "Taiwan", enjoy!
我覺得MAX應該要了解到一點,如果打算在台灣待ㄧ陣子,台灣人並不喜歡mainland 這個名詞來形容China ,mainland有點強迫台灣人要接受台灣屬於中國的一部分,主要是中國根本就不尊重台灣事實上是主權獨立國家(I think MAX should understand that Taiwanese don’t like to use mainland to describe China if you plan to stay in Taiwan for a while. The implicit meaning of mainland is to force Taiwanese to accept that Taiwan is a part of China. This does not respect the fact that Taiwan is a sovereign and independent country)
Max, the communication “dance” you mentioned is not so much “Taiwanese” as it is traditionally Chinese. In Mainland China, the advent of the Communists almost eradicated that because the peasant way or worker way became the better way of speech and behavior. When I went to China around 15 years ago for the first time, I was shocked by the loud voices and aggressive attitudes. My college-age American-raised daughter said to my mother-in-law and me, “Chinese culture is not at all what you guys taught me!” In Taiwan, a lot of the respect, politeness, social manners, etc has survived, though among the younger generations, it also tends towards erosion. Having said that, I do agree that not understanding each other’s cultural manners does lead to misunderstandings. I remember my mom-in-law hitting the roof and ventilating (only to family members) about her “rude” American friend who insisted on their meeting as per her schedule when my mom-in-law had already agreed to meet at the American lady’s place. The “dance” here was: I agree to your choice of place so you should agree to my choice of time. Completely lost on her friend! 😅😅😅😅
Welcome to Tai-land 🤣. As for the conservative cultural aspect, part of that came from 228 massacre. Political terror under martial law leaves a deep scar.
@無糖青-i9q2 жыл бұрын
跟64天安門比,簡直小巫見大巫了!😏
@taiwansivispacemparabellum95462 жыл бұрын
@@無糖青-i9q I don’t recall any Taiwan nationals shot dead at Tiananmen Square.
The fact that you are talking in English in Taiwan, that shows how embracing ppl are towards different cultures. In the states, ppl will tell you to go back to your country. ☹️