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|Time of Exist = {{SB}}[[File:ROC-icon.png]] 1 January 1912 - Present ([[Republic of China]])<br>[[File:7ball-icon.png]] 1 October 1949 - Present (Defeat to [[Formosa Island|Taiwan]])<br>[[File:UN-icon.png]] 15 October 1971 - Present (Kicked out of [[United Nations | |Time of Exist = {{SB}}[[File:ROC-icon.png]] 1 January 1912 - Present ([[Republic of China]] founded)<br>[[File:7ball-icon.png]] 1 October 1949 - Present (Defeat to [[Formosa Island|Taiwan]] in Civil War)<br>[[File:UN-icon.png]] 15 October 1971 - Present (Kicked out of the [[United Nations]])<br>[[File:TaiwanDPP-icon.png]] 18 March 2000 - Present ([[Democratic Progressive Party|DPP]] elected for first time) | ||
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Revision as of 06:25, 22 November 2024
Template:StubTemplate:CountryInfoRepublic of China, more commonly known as Taiwan, is the
democratic remnant of the former mainland
Republic of China. Unlike his predecessor, however, a lot of his people (especially young people) have grown to more like his new Taiwanese identity, often calling themselves “Taiwanese”. Only the old people still remember that this is actually China, the Republic of China. He faces the constant threat of
commie, who believes that Taiwan belongs to him and wants to invade Taiwan, so therefore he needs
American to protect him.
Almost nobody “officially” recognizes Taiwan as a country due to the One China Policy, but many, especially Western-aligned countries, still have unofficial relations with him. Taiwan has his own passport, military, and basically everything a sovereign country would have except for recognition.
Taiwan has many high technologies and is an advanced country. He produces at least 90 percent of the world's most advanced computer chips.
Taiwan is currently split between the
blues and the
greens. The blues want to reclaim the mainland, while the greens want to embrace their new Taiwanese identity.
