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Is the country of Taiwan superior to China? |
Travel Info Is Taiwan more advanced, developed, wealtheir and free when compared to China with regards to -Education -Freedom of Press -Personal Expression -Deomcracy -Housing -Choosing your job -Having Children -Salary -Transportation -copyright/trademark protection How has China helped to develop, govern and protect its "province" of Taiwan? Are the Taiwanese mostly responsible for investing in China's growgth in the past 15 years? Travel Tips There is no country called Taiwan. It is a Province of the ROC. Taiwanese have invested billions in the PRC for mutual benefit. While many Taiwanese invested companies have lost money , many others have made good profit . At the same time the Investments of the Taiwanese have given Millions of PRC Nationals employment. One should not forget that the Main Investors in the PRC Before The Taiwanese were the HK'ers The PRC Has NEVER had any jurisdiction over the ROC since the PRC was formed in 1949. Before that , the territory known as the PRC was part of the ROC. As for your regards to points: The citizens of the ROC are way ahead in all areas compared to the citizens of the PRC. in Jobs,having kids,housing,freedom of Movement, asembly,expression Press e.t.c. Others "Superior" is a poor choice of words. But as to the answer to the above questions, yes. And the government of Taiwan wants nothing to do with the mainland. From the evidence, yes, Taiwan is doing much better than China now. I also believe Chinese people should have enough wisdom to reach the same level as Taiwan in the future. Chinese should wake up and realize that human right is equal or more important as economy. People should be able to elect their own government under no pressure. Dictatorial communist should step down and give back freedom to Chinese people. No, Taiwan is not a nation. No, it is not superior to China. Yes, many Taiwanese invest in China's economic growth. Yes, the Taiwanese like to bite at the hand that feeds them. |
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