Taiwan

My research tells me that in Taiwan, honesty is not the best policy, modesty is. When a person gives a gift to another, the receiver is supposed to act like they do not deserve it. It is tradition to refuse a gift three times before reluctantly accepting it. A person is not to open that gift in the presence of the giver, and they aren't to toss it aside like they don't care about it either. It's a good idea (actually a great idea) to reciprocate when given a gift. A person needs to be careful what gift they give since the Taiwanese tradition has a complex (or, compared to ours, still in use) system of superstitions and symbolism.