Vietnamese Actor in Taiwan_ Food, Culture, and Filming

Original interview 🎬 The Outlaw Doctor’s favorite dish in Taiwan 【電癮好選喆Top movie picks】 https://youtu.be/0vZX_5o8BIU This episode features an interview with a Vietnamese actor named Liên Bỉnh Phát He shared his experiences filming a television drama in Taiwan called 《The Outlaw Doctor》as modified in conversation history The discussion primarily focused on the cultural differences between Vietnam and Taiwan. In terms of work culture, it was noted that Taiwanese people are very meticulous and polite, and the commonly used phrase "Excuse me" (originally mentioned as "fuhawisu" but clarified in conversation history) was brought up but not explained in detail as modified in conversation history Regarding food,the breakfast habits in the two countries are quite different. Vietnamese breakfasts are rich and diverse, including dishes like pho. In contrast, Taiwanese breakfasts tend to be lighter, such as toast or fruit. The Vietnamese actor expressed a strong liking for Taiwanese food, particularly fried chicken, pork noodles, fried rice, and beef noodle soup. Despite the language barrier, he was adventurous in trying various Taiwanese dishes. Concerning the drama itself, the protagonist is a Vietnamese doctor practicing medicine without a license in Taiwan, who helps vulnerable laborers, and the plot involves ethical gray areas. The actor also mentioned his experience working with a famous Taiwanese actress, Chang Chun-ning who was very friendly and professional It is mentioned that the drama may contain romance elements, but the specifics are unclear. Overall, the Vietnamese actor Liên Bỉnh Phát had a wonderful filming experience in Taiwan. He not only experienced a different culture but also enjoyed a lot of delicious food. This discussion also prompted reflection on cultural differences and how everyday details can provide insights into different cultures. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn