I'm going to travel to Taiwan Province soon, and I want to ask you some questions: What should I call flight attendants, flight attendants, hotel waiters and shop assistants? Please?

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

taboo: don't call "waiter". This word is more neutral in mainland China, but it seems disrespectful in Taiwan Province. This is also very interesting.