What's the difference between Taiwan and China/Japan? How are the people different?

what's the difference between Taiwan and China/Japan? How are the people different?

Is taiwan 1st world?

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>what's the difference between Taiwan and China

There are none, the Taiwanese are just mainlanders in denial like all Chinese

China is communist shithole
Taiwan is China without communism\
Japan is just Japan.

>Imagine what would've happened if Chiang Kai Shek won and Mao lost

Taiwan is what China would be with higher GDP per capita

Taiwan is like what China would have been without Communism.

Taiwan is better china

They see the mainlanders like we see the americans. Loud and uncivilized
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taiwan is much richer than mainland china economically and also culturally. communism is a plague.

well there is some minute language difference
majority of the han in tw are from the southern chinese provinces

otherwise not much different

btw you can't say china is communist and not communist at the same time, that argument defeats itself

aside from language, is it more like japan or china?

I would imagine it would still be a clusterfuck.

Taiwan is what China could have been without Mao.

I've been to both countries. I was in Taipei for new years 2014 and was stunned to see the Taiwanese sit in perfectly ordered rows in the middle of the street as they waited to watch the fireworks show to start from Taipei 101.
No one prompted them organize themselves to sit in rows it just happened.

Mainlanders on the other hand frequently act like animals that will fuck you over if they have the opportunity to do so.

>Mainlanders on the other hand frequently act like anglos that will fuck you over if they have the opportunity to do so.

fixed

>minute

IIRC, Taiwan uses traditional Chinese (pinyin?) while PRC uses simplified, or is it the other way around?

If you are so patriotic about home Chang perhaps you should go back

Pinyin is the romanization of the language.
Nothing to do with the characters.

just trying to assimilate the anglo way by displacing locals, stay mad cuck

Fuck, my bad.

Then the simplified characters would be different. For example they would be writing '囯‘ instead of ’国'(Trad 国),and 凨 instead of 风(Trad風)

Taiwan uses traditional and PRC uses simplified.

There is no different between Taiwan and Mainland China. It's a shithole underneath with rampant poverty, corruption and all the same issues as the Mainland. It just pretends to be developed and Western.

Psychologically and culturally; lets just say Central & Northern Chinese are more different to South-Eastern Chinese than Taiwan is to South-Eastern Chinese.

>lets just say Central & Northern Chinese are more different to South-Eastern Chinese than Taiwan is to South-Eastern Chinese
how is north china different? explain

In my experience this is sort of true.
Taiwanese Identity has been forming around the idea of not being mainland Chinese. Sort of like Canadian identity formed around not being American.

China: Slutty
Taiwan: Beautiful
Japan: Moe

taiwan got whip by nips.
that's why they are productive.

hong kong got pampered by bongs.
that's why they're crying like babbies at every little thing. they didn't get whip, so that's why the place is dirty.

singapore, i think they got lucky their first prime minister was an autist.

china, it was a cultural revolution alright. now they just shit anywhere.

nips, shamefur dispray goes a long way.

Not exactly true, they allow/use some "異體字/俗字“ such as 為(爲 Trad,为 Simp), 裡(裏Trad,里 simp) and 台(臺 Trad,台 Simp).

>taiwan
>formerly the republic of china, a government so inept that it lost to liberal peasants despite having every single military advantage possible.

Reminds that Taiwan invented gutter oil.

Northern han are taller,southern shorter

T.south but tall

w-what's gutter oil..

地溝油

lmao everybody itt is yapping about how better china would have been but they seem to be unaware of how utterly corrupt and disunited the Kuomintang government was on the mainland, honestly china would have been a shithole comparable to india. China is still corrupt of course but it used to be on a whole other level.

At least Taiwan fought to the bitter end to become a separate state.

Unlike Hong Kong who spreads its cheeks wide open.

>fled to an island after losing to literal peasants
>fought to the bitter end

Lol

Guessing you mean 國?
｡ミ( ﾉ＿ ＿)ﾉ=3図｡冈凶区乂_コ
Why isn't there a radical which looks like a horizontally flipped varient of 匚? Surely it lends itself better to writing.

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Wew.
Basically disposed of oil collected, "processed" (heated, had shit added to it to kill off bacteria, etc.) and resold.
The Chinese government apparently found and seized some 100 tonnes of this shit around 14 provinces of mainland China a while back.

Taiwan is the Chinese version of Japan.

Oops yeah
>コ
It is somewhat implemented in some words like 雪,叚,刍,已,己 etc, but afaik not by itself with/without something in it.

Kind of seems like a missed opportunity. Oh well, that's language for you.

Which characters do you use to write "horse" and "deer" in Singapore? Just the general nouns.

Simplified:Horse:马 Deer:鹿
Trad: 馬,鹿
>inb4 馬鹿
We once had the 《502》简体 which is somewhat different from the PRC version, but eventually took 简化字 in its entirety.
Actually writing コ isn't very streamlined if you only wrote Chinese(and not Japanese), usually the other way is more "順手”. Practice is also probably a factor

Ah, so 鹿 wasn't simplified. Was somewhat expecting something like pic related, at least the マ aspect of it, with the inner radicals being simplified a bit like how 马 is.
Is it common for characters like 學 to be written as 学 when handwriting, or do people write out traditional form like how Japanese write out words like 長男 instead of 长男?

>pic related

Some people mix simplified and traditional, whereas others write simplified entirely. Few people solely use traditional AFAIK. I have seen many people write pinyin instead when used in Singlish. Several companies(esp. construction companies) like to use print traditional characters(of their brand name) on their Hitachi/Caterpillar construction vehicles though.

"鹿“ iirc was not ever simplified, even in the second batch (both draft and revised draft which are abolished in their entirety).However '魔‘ was simplified in both scrapped drafts.

Taiwanese are Polynesian.
They are closer to Malagasy than Japanese/Chinese.

Unlike Japanese/Taiwanese, Chinese forgot how to write Kanji properly

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