日本没有给小费的习惯。如果你给了服务员小费,也只会给他们增加麻烦,他们还要将钱还给你。
From there on in, I never tipped and waited for my change everywhere I went. 从那之后,我从不给小费,会等服务员找零钱给我。
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I was in Shenzhen, China, and a family stopped me and my wife and asked us (my friend interpreted) if they could have their children take a photo with us. They were visitors from the interior of the country, and had never seen an American before.
我在中国深圳的时候,有一家人拦住了我和我妻子,然后问我们(我的朋友翻译)是否可以和他们的孩子合张影。他们是来自内地,从没见过美国人。 A similar thing happened in Shanghai. This time I was alone walking across the Waibaidu Bridge, and a group of teenage girls asked me (using sign language this time) if I could pose with them for a photo. I was happy to oblige, and I recall them all giggling as the photo was taken. (I wish I had a copy.)
同样的事发生在上海。我一个人走在外白渡桥,一群少女问我(这次用肢体语言)能否跟他们合张影。我很乐意,在拍照时我让他们都大笑。(我期待照片复印件)
Another surprise: I was in Pudong (the newly rebuilt area of Shanghai) and I
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