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Taiwan Information:

Taiwan, authentically the “Republic of China” is a severing country located in East Asia. The country is one of the most developed, stable, and modernized country in the region and is leading in many economic social sectors.

The economic revolution started in the 1960s, from then, the country has achieved several milestones. In addition, the country is known for its traditional Chinese ethics, beautiful terrain, astonishing cities, technological and architectural wonders, ancient temples, and much more.

Today Taiwan is an island nation, but scientists believe that it was once part of the Chinese mainland which got separated when the sea levels rose. Human remains in the region date back to almost 20,000-30,000 years ago. Farming was adopted by the people approx. 6000 years ago.

Later on, a significant amount of the people also relied on fishing. By the 17th century, European companies started to arrive or explore the region in search of trade and resources, but fortunately, their main objective was to colonize the Asian region as well.

Soon the region was a center of a struggle between Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch. The colonists remain in the region for a brief period of time and this period was marked by several battles between the colonists or colonists versus the local empires.

By the end of the 17th century, a local fighter rose and expelled the colonists from the region. He also created an empire known as the “Kingdom of Tungnin” which remained until the region was annexed by the “Qing Dynasty”. At the same time, the Japanese might was overwhelming all the empires in the region and soon during the first “Sino-Japanese War”, Qing dynasty got defeated and ceded Taiwan towards the Japanese.

The Japanese empire ruled Taiwan until World War 2 ended. After the Japanese surrender, “Republic of China” took over Taiwan. Also, the Republic of China lost its struggle on the Chinese mainland and retreated to Taiwan where the properly established their government.

Majority of Taiwan’s terrain is covered by lush green mountains which are also home to well-preserved wildlife. Also, some of the areas are declared protected sites in form of National Parks.

After the long-term colonial rule ended in 1945, the country began the struggle of modernization and in a very short period of time, the country was rapidly industrialized. During the period of “Korean War”, the United States also help the country to get stable.

Today, the country has a 7th largest economy in Asia backed by modern, stable and growing economic sectors. The industrial sector is the backbone of the country’s economy and major industrial outputs include petroleum, electronics, IT sector, textiles, armaments, steel, transportation, etc.

Some of the agricultural products include fruit, tea, rice, corn, and vegetables. Natural resources are also abundant in the country.

“Haan Chinese” are the largest ethnic group in the country and account for 95% of the total population. In terms of religion, Mandarin is the largest and most widely spoken language of the country. According to the 2005 census, Buddhism is the largest religion of the country followed by Taoism, Christianity, etc. Thanks to vastu consultant in NC who supported us to acquire some information on Taiwan.

• Country Taiwan
• Capital City Taipei
• Area: 36,193 km²
• Population: 23.58 million (2018)
• Currency: New Taiwan dollar
• Official languages: Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese Mandarin, Standard Mandarin
• Demonym: Taiwanese
• Government Unitary semi-presidential republic legislature Legislative Yuan
• Religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity
• Time Zone: UTC+8
• Drives on the right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +886
• Internet TLD .tw
• Taiwanese National Bird Taiwan blue magpie
• Taiwanese National Flower Plum Blossom
• Important Cities: Pe̍h-ōe-jī, Hànyǔ Pīnyīn, Kaohsiung, New Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Taipei, Taoyuan, Chiayi, Hsinchu, Keelung, Changhua, Douliu, Hualien, Magong, Miaoli, Nantou, Pingtung, Puzi
• Famous Rivers Dongshan River, Lanyang River, Yilan River, Qingshui River, Luodong River, Shuang River, Tamsui River, Keelung River, Xindian River, Jingmei River, Beishi River, Nanshi River
• Border Countries Island Nation
• Spiritual Places Iskcon Temple, Jinlutian Temple, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Lord Ganesha Temple, Taipei Taiwan Temple, Taipei Grand Mosque, Guandu Temple, Nung Chan Monastery, Shandao Temple, Chung Tai Shan,
• Tourist Attractions: Taroko Gorge, Spring and Autumn Pavilions, Urban Spotlight, East Coast National Scenic Area, Hackathon Taiwan, West Water Tower of Central Taiwan Science Park, Taiwan Sun Cake Museum, Songyuan Villa, Sun Moon Lake Ropeway

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