Taiwan

Taiwanese

The People's Republic of China recognises Taiwan as one of it's province. While the people from both sides of the sea often refers to each other as 'brothers and sisters'. It is clear however, the officials of Taiwan want it to be an independence country. But if you have lived in China for 10 years like I did, you can clearly see the passion of the 'Taiwaness' to not to be 'Taiwaness'. In the past, when Taiwan was at its peak power, China was still very poor, and this is one of the first reason that caused the officials of Taiwan to wish for independence. However as China is now every powerful, western countries do 'take sides'. For example: US stated it does not recognise Taiwan as a country. To be a globally recognised country, there must be a representitive at the United Nation, Taiwan has no such representitive.

If Taiwan were to take the gamble and cross that line, the argument goes, it will have moved closer to "de jure independence," or legal separation from the mainland, and Beijing would have little choice but to engage it militarily.

And yet, Taiwan has repeatedly "declared" its independence ever since the island's process of democratization began at the end of the last century.

No, Taiwan does not have a command economy; it has a market economy. As of 2014, it is ranked as the 17th-freest economy in the world.

Taiwan is an island which has a different government than the Chinese mainland because the losing non-communist forces during the Chinese civil war fled to Taiwan leaving the communists to take over the mainland. The official title of Taiwan is the 'Republic of China'

Taiwan is an island off the coast of China, so it isn't "bordered" directly by any countries.

However, there is China to the east, Japan and the Koreas to the north, and the Philippines to the south.

No. Currently, the "Republic of China" is Taiwan.

Mainland China is known as the "People's Republic of China".

Japan is known as just "Japan".

Of course, their original names are in their home languages.

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Its a Command Economy!

None, only diplomats have limited immunity from prosecution in the USA. This is referred to as diplomatic immunity rather than sovereign immunity.

Sovereign immunity in a feature of Common Law in which the sovereign or the state is immune from civil or criminal prosecution. The answer to your question is then that the American Federal government possess sovereign immunity except in those cases in which that immunity has been waived by statute. While not countries in themselves the constituent states of the United States are presumed to possess sovereign immunity.

A related concept is that of extraterritoriality or exemption from the jurisdiction of local law. This may be negotiated on the occasion of the visit of a head of state or as part of a status of forces agreement covering the armed forces of one nation stationed in another nations territory.

Probably communication would be the best thing for you to do. You need to know why you are running into them so often, and change your behavior. The police don't usually waste time on law abiding people. Most citizens rarely talk to a police officer, even for a ticket, but if you notice you are getting tickets often, you may choose to sell your car and drive more defensively. If your friends are in and out of trouble with police, you possibly should spend less time with them. If, however, you find yourself the true victim of police harassment, you have several options. If it's a patrolman who is harassing you, you can go in to the station house and speak to that patrolman's supervisor, sergeant, or commander. Usually, if it's a misunderstanding, it can be cleared up there. If the issue is more involved than just one patrolman, you can always file a complaint with the department's Internal Affairs division. This division is separate from the chain-of-command of the remainder of the department, so that they can be impartial in investigating their own. You can contact Internal Affairs through the governmental body that oversees that particular department (for example, if it's a city police department, you can go to the city administration to get contact information for IA. Finally, you can get an attorney and file a civil harassment suit against the department, but you should really try to address the situation directly with the department first before engaging in a lawsuit.

Taiwan's existence as an entity independent of Mainland China is a direct result of the Communists achieving power on the mainland and those who supported the older government retiring to Taiwan. However, in domestic politics, Communism has very little power or effect in Taiwan.

Taoism is primarily a Chinese philosophy, although people all over the world practice it.

not yet legal in Taiwan,but it will be

probably it will be legal in this year

Technically-No. But you could say it is a country that is very close- only the South China Sea is the "separator" of these to countries. Taiwan is just a VERY nearby country. It doesn't "touch" China. Just a close by country.

The famous cellphone brand hTC, the semiconductor company tsmc and the world-classed computer company Acer are all famous products DESIGNED and made in Taiwan.

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The normal supply in Taiwan is 110 v 60 Hz. 220 v is also available for high-power items.

The capital city of Taiwan is Taipei

The Tropic of Cancer passes through Taiwan's Penghu County, Chiayi County, Chiayi City, Kaohsiung City, Nantou County, Hualien County.

In Taiwanese, the correct phrase is: 為蝦米。

To write it out in ㄅㄆㄇㄈ, you write:ㄨㄟˊ ㄒ一ㄚ¯ ㄇ一ˇ。

To write it out in Hanyu Pinyin, you write: Wéixiāmǐ.

This is opposed to Chinese, where they would say 為甚麼 (ㄨㄟˋㄕㄣˊㄇㄜ˙/Wèishénme).

Hope that helps!