Culture
Taiwanese culture is extremely communal. Social interactions stem from the belief that people should always be doing things together.
“Face” is extremely important. There are several ways to “lose face,” one the easiest being belligerent in public.
Do not touch anyone, especially a baby, on top of the head.
Public displays of affection are not acceptable.
Feet are considered very dirty. Men do not cross their legs, and sit with both feet firmly planted on the ground.