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sneakyfox
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ShiaoPi
TAIWAN NUMBAH WAN5956 Posts
Hopefully he finds a nice new home | ||
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Elentos
55560 Posts
On July 03 2020 20:51 ShiaoPi wrote: just saying he is a taiwanese player not chinese :> Hopefully he finds a nice new home He counted as Chinese for the purposes of GTC. | ||
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ShiaoPi
TAIWAN NUMBAH WAN5956 Posts
On July 03 2020 20:53 Elentos wrote: He counted as Chinese for the purposes of GTC. For the purposes of GTC, yes. But he still is a taiwanese player. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
He ll probably get a better offer as well. | ||
digmouse
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llllllllllIIIIIlllll
Korea (North)26 Posts
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llllllllllIIIIIlllll
Korea (North)26 Posts
On July 04 2020 00:40 llllllllllIIIIIlllll wrote: back on TSG, probably ah wait, there is no TSG anymore, sorry x_x | ||
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EthanCheung
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2449 Posts
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Ej_
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TelecoM
United States10684 Posts
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Zhangnneys
United States3 Posts
On July 03 2020 20:55 ShiaoPi wrote: For the purposes of GTC, yes. But he still is a taiwanese player. Taiwan is generally a part of China, right. We all know that. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
The short explanation is China claims it as part of China in spite of the fact they've never set foot on Taiwan and Taiwan generally sees itself as a seperate entity. there's only like around 15 countries that have official diplomatic relations with Taiwan because China refuses to have anything to do with countries that do and well China's economy is way bigger than Taiwan's obv. For international events such as the Olympics Taiwan enters either Chinese Taipei or China if China isn't entering themselves. Hopefully I didn't mess any of that stuff up. | ||
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rayl991
Afghanistan80 Posts
On July 05 2020 11:27 Karis Vas Ryaar wrote: It's complicated and gets companies in trouble all the time and/or celebrities blacklisted from China for having the Taiwan flag with them. Anytime a Company doesn't include Taiwan on maps of china they have to apologize profusely for it (mostly clothing companies I think.) The short explanation is China claims it as part of China in spite of the fact they've never set foot on Taiwan and Taiwan generally sees itself as a seperate entity. there's only like around 15 countries that have official diplomatic relations with Taiwan because China refuses to have anything to do with countries that do and well China's economy is way bigger than Taiwan's obv. For international events such as the Olympics Taiwan enters either Chinese Taipei or China if China isn't entering themselves. Hopefully I didn't mess any of that stuff up. You forget the most important thing, both the PRC and ROC claim to be the real China. The split arise at the end of the Chinese civil war where the CCP won in the mainland while the defeated KMT retreated to Taiwan. | ||
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BonEsc2
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On July 03 2020 20:55 ShiaoPi wrote: For the purposes of GTC, yes. But he still is a taiwanese player. For most international organizations, PRC stands for the region that includes mainland, HK, Macau and TW if you want to mention, Nice is from Taiwan, it may cause confuse to others, because no one would say Time is from Beijing, and iG.XY is from Wuhan, also Macsed from Shanghai. There is also a simple way, you can say he is from ROC, which in nowadays, people can clearly know which region it is. But the common sense in every situation, there is only one China, other it is called PRC or ROC, but only one | ||
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followZeRoX
Serbia1451 Posts
On July 05 2020 18:48 BonEsc2 wrote: For most international organizations, PRC stands for the region that includes mainland, HK, Macau and TW if you want to mention, Nice is from Taiwan, it may cause confuse to others, because no one would say Time is from Beijing, and iG.XY is from Wuhan, also Macsed from Shanghai. There is also a simple way, you can say he is from ROC, which in nowadays, people can clearly know which region it is. But the common sense in every situation, there is only one China, other it is called PRC or ROC, but only one Completely agreed. Maybe better example would be if we called american players by state in USA they are reside in. | ||
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Andi_Goldberger
Germany1608 Posts
On July 05 2020 18:48 BonEsc2 wrote: For most international organizations, PRC stands for the region that includes mainland, HK, Macau and TW if you want to mention, Nice is from Taiwan, it may cause confuse to others, because no one would say Time is from Beijing, and iG.XY is from Wuhan, also Macsed from Shanghai. There is also a simple way, you can say he is from ROC, which in nowadays, people can clearly know which region it is. But the common sense in every situation, there is only one China, other it is called PRC or ROC, but only one Do people from Taiwan refer to themselves as "chinese" or would they say "I am taiwanese"? Or both? Which one is preferred? | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
On July 06 2020 09:04 Andi_Goldberger wrote: Do people from Taiwan refer to themselves as "chinese" or would they say "I am taiwanese"? Or both? Which one is preferred? Wikipedia had a 2013 poll at 77 percent. the most recent poll I could find was from last fall and found the following. The U.S.-based Pew Research Center found that 66% view themselves as Taiwanese, 28% as both Taiwanese and Chinese and 4% as just Chinese. The telephone poll of 1,562 people, conducted last fall, has a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points." 83 percent among young people though. https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/poll-taiwanese-distance-themselves-from-chinese-identity/ as for skipping the history of it yeah I wasn't sure how much detail to go into. I'm not super informed an the whole real China part of it. I think the ROC was viewed internationally as the real China until the 70s and Nixon's whole visit to China and normal relations with the PRC led to the switch at least internationally. I'm not from the area so I'm really not sure what the proper way to describe where he's from is. Regarding states in the US at least form my experience we don't really uses states that much to describe people unless it's like Hawaii which is very unique. personally I'd be more likely to use regions or areas (ie midwest/west/ north east/south.) Not sure how that would apply to China though | ||
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