If it's the same pay for both Taiwan and Spain, then consider cost of living.
You'd be able to set much more aside for savings, investment, or business capital in Taiwan.
The women would also require less game than in Spain.
However, there's also lifestyle to think about.
If you don't like humidity, you won't like Taiwan.
If you like pedestrian streets, dry air, pleasant architecture, good wine at good prices, and boutique cafés, Spain has them.
Taiwan doesn't have many buildings over a hundred years old, and has cities built for cars. The most pleasant areas are streets of two-storey shophouses, but those are rare. I hear they have decent whisky, but I haven't tried it; otherwise you'd be left with local lager, imported alcohol, and going to Starbucks.
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You'd be able to set much more aside for savings, investment, or business capital in Taiwan.
The women would also require less game than in Spain.
However, there's also lifestyle to think about.
If you don't like humidity, you won't like Taiwan.
If you like pedestrian streets, dry air, pleasant architecture, good wine at good prices, and boutique cafés, Spain has them.
Taiwan doesn't have many buildings over a hundred years old, and has cities built for cars. The most pleasant areas are streets of two-storey shophouses, but those are rare. I hear they have decent whisky, but I haven't tried it; otherwise you'd be left with local lager, imported alcohol, and going to Starbucks.