Living in Taiwan: A Handbook for International Students

A cultural guidebook specially designed for international students studying in Taiwan. It presents practical and vivid insights into the cultural differences and everyday challenges international students may face while living, learning, and communicating in Taiwan, aiming to help them better adapt to local culture and campus life.

📘 Purpose of the Handbook
This handbook was co-written by international students from different countries who shared their real-life experiences. Through everyday language and relatable scenarios, it serves as a practical reference for intercultural understanding and day-to-day coping strategies.
The editorial team hopes this book will help international students not only with language acquisition but also with developing cultural adaptability.
The book explores common cultural differences and adaptation challenges international students may encounter in Taiwan, covering all aspects of life — from daily communication and study habits to food culture, festivals, and community engagement.

🌏 Key Features

• Firsthand perspectives from international students: Real cases, language struggles, and cultural misunderstandings drawn from personal experience.

• Blending theory with practice: Informed by teaching experience and research in language and culture.

• Engaging and easy to read: Each section starts with a real question or problem, followed by practical advice and thoughtful reflection.