I'm going to travel to Taiwan Province Province soon, and I'd like to ask you a few questions: What are the names of flight attendants, stewardesses, hotel waiters and shop assistants? Please.

I am a tour guide in Taiwan Province Province, and I go to Taiwan Province Province about 17-25 times a year. In Taiwan Province Province, women (including stewardesses, hotel restaurants or salespeople) can be called "Miss" regardless of their age. This word is still a respectful name in Taiwan Province Province, and it has no other special meaning. This is very interesting. The word "Miss" is called bad by Taiwanese businessmen in Chinese mainland. If you call any lady in Chinese mainland, you will probably roll your eyes (even if she is really engaged in the special service industry), but Taiwan Province will not be affected. If the other person is older, she will be very happy if you call her miss, because she looks very young. If the service staff is male, they can be called "Sir", and those who know their names can be called Mr. Chen and Mr. Li. There are many mainland tourists now. You can call them "beautiful women" or "handsome men", but they are all slightly frivolous.

Taboo: Don't call "waiter". This word is neutral in Chinese mainland, but it doesn't seem to respect people in Taiwan Province Province. This is also very interesting.