你這個賣台份子，傳聖火有什麼了不起，我們正港台灣人不稀悍奧運，

不過就是運動會嘛！" quote from One Apple blogger media. 

台灣人沒水準到極點!? This was blog comments from One-Apple Media.

我不是賣台份子，not even a radical. I would like to present my own
view with regard to other points. No interest to involve in political discussion.

I don't consider this is a fair comment. This sounds a generalization.
No matter where are you from, you can only represent your self,
a sole individual, no more no less.
In my own experiences here in California and in Taiwan,
I do have a few good Taiwanese friends. But in over all
observation with Taiwanese encounters, I feel a bit disappointment
toward the behavior and conduct which had been not very commendable.
Just to name a few instance of my previous encounters
you would understand what I meant.

About 35 years ago I purchased a diamond ring from. Mr.Takahash who was
chief merchant of Seibu Department Store.  My wife was very happy
with the gift. The ring was 0.58 carat graded "F" in clarity.
Ginza jeweler gave it a very good grade by way of 4 "C"
analysis namely color clarity cut and carat.It was given
the market value about Yen 600,000. 

However, she tried and found the ring size did not fit. When I took
it on my trip to Taiwan to Shimei -Tin jeweler, surprisingly
the jeweler swap the diamond ring with similar carat but inferior
diamond. The value of that ring dropped
1/3 of its original price. That has told me that you could
never trust Taiwanese jeweler.This gave my Japanese wife
a very lousy impression on the Taiwanese merchants.

Again in my consequent purchase of a jewelry watch for Mari,
from Henry Watch shop.I bought a ladies Longeines
with pure while gold bracelet and Certificate looking gorgeous.
We had to have it adjusted the bracelet to fit Mari's wrist.
The watch was adjusted but without returning the part left over.
That was a stealing with white gold so expensive at that time
and that was merchant practice of Taiwanese. My daughter
working in BVLGARI said: "That would never happen in Japan."

 As for guests from Taiwan, I can only comment that their rates
negociation in Muir Lodge makes no difference with people
from China. They all tends to get the best deal. Chinese
are becoming rich and not so picky like some of the Taiwanese.