How to survive in Taiwan

Politics is a very sensitive issue in Taiwan based on the controversy history of Taiwan. Nowadays, the relationship with the People’s Republic of China and the related issues of Taiwan independence and Chinese reunification continue to dominate Taiwanese politics. Taiwanese are keen to join political activities so bad to speak their position and point of view, and sometimes play it as a show.

People wearing the customed shirt (printed as appeals, protest or support)  parade through the city for a weekend or congregate in a location for a whole week. To see the motion to depose the president Chen Shui-bian in 2006. People wearing red cloth who called “Red T-shirt Army” congregate in main Taipei. Few days after, another demonstration in support of the president was put on in another area in Taipei.

Therefore, some conflict were provoked when one man bumped into a group with an opposite political position from him. Under that circumstance, you may feel scared and embarrassed if you are just off the demonstration and you have to walk home with your “wrong”color T-shirt passing another demonstration people with an opposing political view from you. Here is a solution for you to protect yourself from getting hurt. To zip up to change the graphic on your T-shirt.

see the blog: That’s Impossible! Politics from Taiwan