Have you ever heard of culture described as an “iceberg”? 🧊  It’s this idea that there’s so much more to culture than what we see at first, kind of like how there is so much more ice to the iceberg under the surface of the water. Stay somewhere long enough, you’ll eventually encounter more things that might “shock” you 🤯 These things in the video are a few of those things in Taiwan that have not only “shocked” me, but still to this day are hard for me to get used to. Again, I don’t think these things need to change for my own comfort, but I just wanted to be real with y’all at moving to another country is not all roses and dandelions 🌹  There are going to be things you won’t ever get used to, and that’s completely okay! As long you recognize that and choose to appropriately respond to these situations in the way locals do 🙌🏽 For my fellow foreigners in Taiwan, what are some things you still haven’t been able to get used to? 🤔 你有沒有聽說過將文化描述為“冰山”一角的說法？🧊 這個想法是，文化比我們最初看到的要多得多，有點像冰山在水面下還有更多的冰一樣。在某個地方停留足夠長的時間，你最終會遇到更多可能讓你“震驚”的事情 🤯 影片中的這些事情是台灣的一些事情，不僅讓我“震驚”，而且直到今天對我來說仍然難以適應。再次強調，我不認為這些事情需要為了我的舒適而改變，但我只是想真實地告訴大家，搬到另一個國家並非全是美妙的🌹 會有一些你永遠無法習慣的事情，這完全沒問題！只要你認識到這一點，並選擇以當地人的方式適當地回應這些情況 🙌🏽 對於在台灣的外國人來說，有哪些事情是你仍然無法適應的？🤔 — #taiwan #lifeintaiwan #taiwaneseculture #foreignersintaiwan #expatsintaiwan