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Exclusive/Learning bad things in Taiwan? American Professor "Only Slowed Down and Didn't Stop", Injured Someone and Nearly Was Deported - TV Reporter｜Liu Songlin, Chen Ruixiang
News link:https://youtu.be/UeiBS5812WY
Taiwanese people often say that when you come to Taiwan, do as the Romans do. But if foreigners come to Taiwan and learn bad things instead of good things, I’m afraid we Taiwanese will have to reflect on their behavior. There is a T-intersection in Wenshan District, Taipei City, with no traffic lights. Logically speaking, turning vehicles should stop before driving. But the local people only slowed down and never stopped. An American professor at National Chengchi University also followed the same example and injured a cyclist. As a result, he was sentenced to two months in prison and Yike was fined 60,000. Usually foreigners will be deported after breaking the law, but this foreign teacher was spared and allowed to stay in Taiwan.
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