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Did the Republic China came first, or did Communist China came first? My grandpa belongs to Republic of China, who came to Taiwan over 60 years ago, he told me it is the Republic China that took over the country after the Chin dynasty hundred years ago. They started the revolution first, Communist took over by luck after they used up their men power for the revolution. Is that true?
How can I prove or disprove the contention that "The Republic of China is the legitimate government of Taiwan"? One of my friends has made the potentially intelligent observation that all of the poor treatment which Taiwan receives in the international community could be explained easily IF it could be proved that the Republic of China is not the legitimate government of Taiwan. So, this seems a good topic to debate in political science classes. Does the Republic of China have legitimacy just because it is there in Taiwan?? What factors are relevant? In general, how can I prove or disprove the contention that "The Republic of China is the legitimate government of Taiwan" .... Detailed answers will be appreciated.
Why do most nations not recognize the Republic of China? I believe that the Republic of China is much more legitimate than the "People's" "Republic" of China. Why do so many nations favor a communist backward nation over a democratic, developed one?
What are the list of sensitive countries according to the peoples republic of china? List of Countries that the peoples republic of china consider as sensitive / and thus has tighter regulations for Visa. Can anyone point out a Website where This List can be found?
How much does a Chinese coin minted in 1927 16th year of the Republic of China worth today? A Chinese coin minted in Nanjing, Tianjin, Zhejiang and Sichuan during 1927 engraved with Chinese words and the English words:"Memento" and "Birth of the Republic of China" worth today? It is a one dollar coin
What is the basis for considering the Republic of China on Taiwan to be an independent sovereign nation? It's becoming increasingly difficult to maintain peace in the Taiwan Strait, as both the Republic of China (ROC) and People's Republic of China (PRC) are claiming sovereignty over Taiwan. Interestingly, the PRC says that the ROC had sovereignty over Taiwan until 1949, whereupon (with the founding of the PRC on Oct. 1, 1949) it became the successor government to the ROC. But where is any legal documentation to show that the ROC has had sovereignty over Taiwan? Any ideas? Over a period of weeks, a professional researcher friend searched in the library, academic databases, and on the internet. She could find absolutely no definitive proof that the ROC has sovereignty over the areas of Formosa & the Pescadores (aka Taiwan). She mentioned that a common point of confusion is to say that "the territorial sovereignty of these areas was transferred to the ROC when Japanese troops surrendered on Oct. 25, 1945." However, international law does not support such an interpretation.
Differences between the Soviet Union and People's Republic of China economics? What are the differences between the economic polices of the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union.
What year did China become the Republic of China? When did it become the People's Republic of China?
What is the legal status of the Republic of China on Taiwan? The Republic of China on Taiwan is often in the news these days, especially since it is vigorously trying to obtain increased international recognition. When the ROC was founded in 1912, Taiwan was part of Japan. Although on Sept. 2, 1945, Gen. MacArthur directed Chiang Kai-Shek to go to Taiwan to accept the surrender of Japanese troops, those surrender ceremonies did not mark the transfer of sovereignty of Taiwan to China. In fact, the Oct. 25, 1945, surrender ceremonies only marked the beginning of the military occupation of Taiwan. When did the military occupation end? No one seems able to provide a concrete answer. (Perhaps Taiwan is still under military occupation even today.) Today, many people in Taiwan claim that they are entitled to the right of self-determination under the UN Charter. Unfortunately the UN doesn't agree, and has consistently refused ROC-Taiwan's application for membership. So, what is the legal status of the ROC on Taiwan?
Is The Peoples Republic of China a unitary state or does it actually comprise several republics? I suppose off bat we can say there's the PRC and RC. Are there other regions of China like this? Would Inner Mongolia or Tibet be considered the same?
I purchased a Stag Deer vase Taiwan Republic of China with Asian stamp on the bottom. Does it have any value? Cream-Yellow Color Vase with Asian markings on left side. Approx 18 inches tall Male and female spotted deer standing on grass with tree to right and above. Red stamped symbol on bottom of vase. Paper label inside vase Taiwan Republic of China.
Is there a lobbyist group that advocates recognizing the Republic of China as the sole government of China? A lobbyist group, or some organization that advocates this? I know we used to recognize them, but now we recognize the People's Republic of China as the legitimate government, and I thought that some people are angry about that. Especially Taiwan (Republic of China).
can you explain to me the government system of people's republic china? is it presidential or parliament system? can you explain it more? the country i want to know is PEOPLE's REPUBLIC of CHINA (PRC), not REPUBLIC of CHINA (Taiwan), or others. thanks :))
What's the point of the People's Republic of China not allowing the Republic of China to be called Taiwan? Wouldn't ROC changing its name to the Republic of Taiwan actually indicate to the world that the ROC has no claim over mainland China?
Why does People's Republic of China support the regime of North Korea? What interests does China have that they support this regime. Without China's support, it wouldn't exist anymore. Please don't tell me that both are communist countries. China is an oligarchy and not communist at all.
Traveling to the peoples of republic of china? Im planning on going to china next June for a few weeks, and i was wondering if there is is anything i really need to know, like important local laws an average tourist could brake or what to take with me or where to stay/not stay.
What would happen if Hu Jintao, President of The Peoples Republic of China, was assassinated? Would the government of china be thrown in disarray or would it just simply hand over power to the next in command? if so, what would happen if the top 4 people that run the government were assassinated?
What if Emma Watson be the President of People's Republic of China? Emma Watson will do a liberal atrs program and dont want to be a moviestar. What is she gonna do after graduation? What about to be the leader of China? She is very cute and beautiful. Maybe we have had such a president. But Emma Watson would be better given her rapidly response and variety of gestures.
Do you think the US government deserves a bailout from the Peoples Republic of China? I mean, why not, we're already relying solely on Mother Russia to get our sorry azzes into space, it's only natural that we'd go to uncle China for a handout to get us out of this mess!
Where on the political spectrum is the People's Republic of China? Where on the political spectrum is the People's Republic of China? Left -Wing, Centralized, or Right-Wing?
Who became the first president of the Nationalist Republic of China in 1928? Also, for what event was he responsible that started the Chinese Civil War?
Do the Taiwanese people understand that Taiwan territory does not belong to the Republic of China? In 1895, "Formosa and the Pescadores" (aka Taiwan) were ceded to Japan in the Treaty of Shimonoseki. In 1912 when the Republic of China was founded, Taiwan was part of Japan. None of the Allies recognized any "transfer of sovereignty" to the ROC on the date of Oct. 25, 1945. The proclamation of "Taiwan Retrocession Day" , thus indicating a clear intention and objective to annex Taiwan territory, is a war crime. Article 4 of the ROC Constitution specifies that "The territory of the Republic of China within its existing national boundaries shall not be altered except by a resolution of the National Assembly." In regard to the alleged incorporation of Taiwan into Chinese territory, there is no resolution of the National Assembly on record. Under the customary laws of warfare, upon the surrender of Japanese troops the local populace in Taiwan will pass under a "temporary allegiance" to the conqueror, which in the post-Napoleonic era will be the principal occupying power.
Is the Republic of China AKA Taiwan a recognized country? Or is it a place that China made where democracy lovers can feel special?
What is the difference between China and People's republic of China? I was confused because I saw a Miss China and a Miss People's repeblic of China in Miss World yesterday.
What is the political relationship of People's Republic of China with the Republic of China? and also what role does the United States play in this relationship?
Is this view confirmed by the histories of the USSR and the People’s Republic of China? Freedom is a prerequisite for economic progress. If it is confirmed by them, why or why not. Thanks.
Does the People's Republic of China have the capabilities of launching an invasion at the US? Can their planes and ships reach the US? Can they occupy the US?
When did the United States agree to defend Taiwan (Republic of China) against a Chinese invasion? Under what president? Was it a formal treaty (approved by the Senate)? I have seen this in the newspapers several times since the U.S. - Taiwan arms sales were announced. All the reading I have done on the R.O.C. say it's relationships with other countries are "unofficial". If this agreement was made before the current Chinese government was officially recognized by the United States; are we still bound by it? Would you say we are morally obligated to defend Taiwan?
How democratic is the People's Republic of China? Self explanatory question. Just wondering really, I hear they have some democratic rights, but the state assumes strict anti-democratic rule over there, and it's a single-party communist state. Just wondering really, anyone got any insight?
Is the People's Republic of China under communism or capitalism? I've heard both. I've heard that its under both. Websites and people have told me that it's communist, but I watched a video in my government class that talked about how it's Capitalist. Which is it?
Is the Republic of China the legal government of Taiwan? What is the status of the Republic of China on Taiwan? It is confusing ... When exactly was the sovereignty of "Formosa and the Pescadores" transferred to the Republic of China? I can find no reference to such a transfer in the post-war peace treaty of San Francisco. At the same time, the Sino-Japanese Peace Treaty fully recognizes the provisions of that earlier treaty. Did any of the Allies recognize any transfer of the sovereignty of Taiwan to China upon the surrender of Japanese troops on Oct. 25, 1945? I have been unable to find any documents confirming that. Is there any basis under international law to say that the 1895 Treaty of Shimonoseki (ceding Taiwan to Japan) was invalid? There doesn't seem to be. After all, in a 1936 interview with Chairman Mao, he referred to Taiwan as being part of the Empire of Japan. Without a clear transfer of the title of Taiwan territory to the ROC, it would seem that Taiwan is not ROC national territory. Comments anyone?
Questions on the republic of china 10 points to best answer? What are the main industries of the country What is the role of the government I the economy of the country?
Is the Peoples Republic of China the same type of "Republic" that Republicans want America to be? This would explain why Republicans believe China is so much better suited to provide jobs for American business's.
What do People's Republic of China, the USA, and Canada have in common? Please no sarcasm or inappropriate comments! Thank you so much for answering!
How to become a citizen of the Republic of China.? I am a American Chinese, how do I apply for citizenship of the Republic of China.
Is the Republic of China on Taiwan a government in exile? In reviewing the history of Taiwan beginning in the mid-1940's, many researchers are now claiming that the Japanese surrender ceremonies on Oct. 25, 1945, only marked the beginning of the military occupation of the areas of "Formosa and the Pescadores." In other words, there was no "Taiwan Retrocession Day." Indeed, none of the Allied countries recognized any transfer of the sovereignty of "Formosa and the Pescadores" to China in 1945. With this analysis firmly in mind, it would then appear that when the ROC moved its central government to occupied Taiwan in mid-Dec. 1949, it became a government in exile. Furthermore, international law specifies that there are no actions which a government in exile can take to be recognized as the legal government of its current locality of residence. This would explain why, despite all the democratic advances made by the ROC in Taiwan in the past two decades, it is still shunned by the international community. Opinions anyone?
Why do capitalist nations do business with the People's Republic of China ? Communist China is upgrading their military with the profits from dealing with the west and western style nations. They will have an oil contract with Venezuela,therefore,they have no reason to improve civil liberties and civil rights. Manufacturing is the true way of earning capital. They opposed the US in Korea and in VietNam in a lesser role. Wal-Mart is a big supporter of taking manufacturing to them. General of the Army Douglas MacArthur would not have approved of Wal-Mart even though he was born in Little Rock Arkansas. The United States of America owes the People's Republic of China A LOT OF MONEY,because they have bailed the US out financially so do not be surprised if they become a bigger opposition to the USA than the Soviet Union was in the Cold War. The U.S.S.R. is extinct but not the People's Republic of China.
How good is the Republic of China (Taiwan)'s military? are they ready and prepared for an all out assault? from the Mainland? Doesnt China have almost 1,000 missiles in Fujan province "aimed" at Taiwan? I think next year will be very contested with Chen leaving office and the 08 Beijing Olympics
Why is the People's Republic of China defined as a communist country? Please don't just say 'because the country is ruled by The Communist Party of China'. I'm looking for specifics. How does life in a 'communist' country such as China differ from life in non-communist countries?
Is the People's Republic of China providing proof that Barack Hussein Obama is their french poodle? ....by harassing a U.S. Naval ship in the South China Sea? Better learn to duck and cover with him in the Oval Office.
Differences between the Soviet Union and People's Republic of China economics? What are the differences between the economic polices of the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union.
Freedom in the People's Republic Of China.? If it's called "people' republic', why do they limit our freedom?
People's Republic of China laws on RC Aircraft? Well, I'm going to the PRC to live for the rest of my high school life, and I was wondering if they have any laws regarding RC Aircraft? I know that all airspace is controlled by the PLAAF, but I'm just curious if there are laws that prohibit the use of RC Aircraft.
at the end of China's civil war, the United States refused to accept the communist People's Republic of China'? at the end of China's civil war, the United States refused to accept the communist People's Republic of China's true government, What were the advantages of such a policy? What were the disadvantages? Do you agree with this decision? Why or why not?
Will the People's Republic of China invade the Republic of China after the Olympics? Blue, they are not the same thing. The People's Republic of China is not the same country as the Republic of China.
How did the Republic of China lose the Chinese Civil War? Where would a Communist Organization find the power to overthrow the ROC?
i have a rare coin,a china republic dollar year 21. where did i can sell it here in philippines? where can i sell my rare coin a republic dollar year 21 china 1932. i like to sell it here in philippines, plz tell me what place here in philippines to sell it?
People's Republic of China, Russian Federation and United States of America? People's Republic of China, Russian Federation and United States of America is atheist nations.
Which countries officially recognize the Republic of China (Taiwan)? Wikipedia says that only 24 countries officially recognize the Republic of China, though most others keep unofficial diplomatic relationships. I'm pretty sure that Haiti is one, but I'm curious as to who the others are.
Is PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA and CHINA the same thing? Hey guys, this is not a trick question. I need to know if they both me CHINA. The reason I ask is that I'm going to be sending a package to China but in the drop down menu of destinations it doesnt have CHINA, but rather PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA.
Do you get annoyed when you see 'China' instead of 'People's Republic of China'? I know some people who get a little annoyed when they see China instead of People's Republic of China. If you are like them, why do you get annoyed?
how did South Korea stop the expansion of communism but South Vietnam and China Republic (Taiwan) couldn't? how did South Korea stop the expansion of communism but in otherhand, South Vietnam and China Republic (Taiwan) cannot? This is my project in History question, please help me some ideas. Thanks a lot.
what foreign force caused the new republic of china to fall into chaos after 1912? 1. the silk road was captured by russian forces. 2. foreign powers increased their influence over chinese affairs. 3. the us withdrew chin's favored nation status 4. yuan shikai stepped down as president
Should the Republic of China (Taiwan) be allowed to join the United Nations? ROC is a democratic country and more entitled to UN membership than the Communist mainland. Should the UN allow Taiwan to join?
Does People's Republic of China have a military draft? My friend is going back to China in a few days, but he's worried. "Does People's Republic of China (NOT TAIWAN) have a military draft?" He's over 18 and has Chinese citizenship, but he plans to stay there for only 2 weeks. Does anyone know? Please note: we're not talking about Taiwan here.
Could the People's Republic of China "destroy" Wikipedia? Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems to me, that with Wikipedia's relaxed user settings, the Chinese government could easily go on and delete huge chunks of information that presented the PRC in a negative light. Considering the other kooky things the PRC has done in the past, this wouldn't seem too ludicrous. Is there some sort of failsafe in Wikipedia that prevents vandalism on this scale?
what is the history behind the flag of Republic of China(Taiwan)? what is the history behind the flag of Republic of China(Taiwan)? Also, what is its relation to People's Republic of China?
Did You Hear About Arizona State And The Republic Of China's Minister Of Education? TEMPE, Ariz., May 12 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Wu Qidi, vice minister of education of the People's Republic of China, was awarded an honorary degree at Arizona State University's spring commencement ceremony May 11, 2006.
Since when did we stop calling Peoples Republic of China? Red China? I asked a question about Red China, and sombody from a blue state got upset.
Do you see the Peoples Republic of China as friend or foe? I see them as a foe. Call a spade, a spade! The PRC continually represses its own people, murders in Tibet, and threatens a peaceful and democratic Taiwan!
Is there a difference between china and the peoples republic of china? was looking at the made in china stamps on a couple of things, the plastic fork said "made in China" the plastic Spoon "made in the peoples republic of China" Any idea Why?
Why is it called the People's Republic Of China when China's not a republic? Why is it called the People's Republic Of China when China's not a republic?
Short paragraph about the People's Republic of China? I need a short paragraph explaining what the People's Republic of China is Please :]
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