Taiwan

Taiwan is famous for its food, and all kinds of different fruit. But what's more interesting is the people within this region which represents the culture of Taiwan.

About the combined size of Maryland and Delaware.

Taiwan is not recognized as a sovereign state because it is legally still a part of Japanese territory and is currently under U.S. military control.

Taiwan is an island, so it doesn't have land directly bordering it. However, to the north, there is Japan, North Korea and South Korea. To the West, there is the People's Republic of China. To the South, you find the islands of the Philippines.

Japan lies to the northeast of China, and Taiwan is directly east of China.

The People's Republic of China claims Taiwan as their 23rd province, though they have never controlled Taiwan or the present Republic of China area.

The Great Wall of China

Best tea is from Sri Lanka. They export the best tea

古椎的 pronounced "go zui e". it means cute

if you wanna say cutie, you say 古椎的狼, pronounced "go zui e lang (long)" , which means cute person

Formosa is an Island near China which is now called Taiwan.

The first year of Taiwan is 1911, but officially have our own government is on 1951 the San Francisco peace treaty signed

No, Southeast Asia is a region containing a number of countries. They include countries east of India and south of China, as far south as Malaysia and the islands of Indonesia.

Countries:

Brunei

Burma (Myanmar)

Cambodia

East Timor

Indonesia

Laos

Malaysia

the Philippines

Singapore

Thailand

Vietnam

A good general rule is that live foods are banned (cheese, meats, canned goods, seeds and plants), while inert, dead foods (chips, cured food, teas, powdered goods) are okay. Check with customs, but many have brought many a box of cereal and can of tomato soup here.)

The relative location of Taiwan is North of:Phillipines South of: China East of : Pacific Ocean West of : China

There is no language called "Asian." Asia is a continent, and people who live there are called Asians. In Asia, there are people who speak Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Cambodian, and other languages. Each of them has a different way of saying "yes." In Mandarin Chinese, for example, the word is: Shi 是 . In Cantonese Chinese, it is haih 係 (Actually neither Mandarin nor Cantonese have a specific word for "yes" or "no." They show agreement or disagreement by changing the verb to a positive or a negative form. The same is true in Japanese.) In Vietnamese, the word for yes is Da, which is pronounced "yaah."

The latest statistic of GNP I could find for Taiwan would be

in 2002, GNP in Taiwan was $289.3 billion USD.

Taiwan is considered an industrialized country due to its rapid economic development, particularly since the 1960s, when it transitioned from an agrarian society to a manufacturing and technology hub. The island has established a strong export-oriented economy, specializing in electronics, information technology, and machinery. High levels of investment in education and infrastructure, along with a skilled workforce, have further propelled its industrial growth. Additionally, Taiwan's strategic location in Asia has facilitated trade and access to global markets, solidifying its status as an industrialized nation.

Tokyo, definitely

Earthquakes...

(There are more fyi)

台幣 (Tai2 bi4)

taiwan formed when two tectonic plates under the sea cliked and that let out a huge wave under the sea the earth was in half one began to rise over another and then it rose thats how taiwan formed

That would be Taiwan.

The Ryukyu islands are found between Taiwan and Japan.