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Taiwan is not controlled by the People's Republic of China (PRC), but the situation is complex due to historical and political factors. Taiwan's perspective: Taiwan, officially called the Republic of China (ROC), operates as a self-governed and democratic entity. It has its own government, military, and constitution, functioning independently since 1949 after the Chinese Civil War when the ROC government retreated to Taiwan. China's perspective: The PRC, based in mainland China, claims Taiwan as part of its territory and insists on a "One China" policy, which asserts that there is only one China, and Taiwan is a part of it. The PRC has not ruled out using force to achieve reunification. International recognition: Most countries, including the United States, do not formally recognize Taiwan as a separate country due to diplomatic relationships with the PRC. However, many maintain unofficial relations with Taiwan. In summary, Taiwan functions independently, but the PRC claims sovereignty over it, making the political status of Taiwan a sensitive and contested issue.

Taiwan is not controlled by the People's Republic of China (PRC), but the situation is complex due to historical and political factors. Taiwan's perspective: Taiwan, officially called the Republic of China (ROC), operates as a self-governed and democratic entity. It has its own government, military, and constitution, functioning independently since 1949 after the Chinese Civil War when the ROC government retreated to Taiwan. China's perspective: The PRC, based in mainland China, claims Taiwan as part of its territory and insists on a "One China" policy, which asserts that there is only one China, and Taiwan is a part of it. The PRC has not ruled out using force to achieve reunification. International recognition: Most countries, including the United States, do not formally recognize Taiwan as a separate country due to diplomatic relationships with the PRC. However, many maintain unofficial relations with Taiwan. In summary, Taiwan functions independently, but the PRC claims sovereignty over it, making the political status of Taiwan a sensitive and contested issue.

I appreciate your perspective! History can be complex, and I always strive to learn more. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

@@mansoorhussain8964 Taiwan is historically a part of China, dated far back to at least 1662. Historical records in China about Taiwan can be traced back to 230, since then Chinese have been moving to Taiwan in Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming Dynasties. In the 1600s, Chinese were moving to Taiwan systematically, until western colonisation in Asia; that was the time when Zheng Chenggong kicked those western colonisers out of Taiwan and recaptured Taiwan in 1662. Taiwan was robbed from China again and was colonised by Japan back in 1895 for 50 years. Taiwan was returned to China officially and was internationally recognised as a part of China since 1945, and has been reaffirmed multiple times afterwards internationally. All history you know is after 1949, especially only a small portion of it, propagated by WMM.

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Thanks for your comment! Yes, South America has 12 countries, each with its unique charm!

So, does that mean every time a woman drives, she needs to hire a personal flag-waver? Sounds like a new job opportunity!

Thank you for adding that insight! It's always cool to hear perspectives from different places!

@@tedthesailor172 Interesting! In the future, let me create a video exclusive on UK laws.

Sites such as Booking.com, Trip advisor.

@@Vaishnavvs-zf8rw Yes, You are right! Many people are never aware of it. The ban prevents harm to humans as it causes many deaths and accidents.

Indeed. Peru’s natural beauty and rich heritage are truly awe-inspiring.

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@@CloudyFlights eso es un escrito subjetivo y no dice lo real: las cataratas son 80% argentinas y del lado brasileño solo tenés panorámicas de esas mismas cataratas argentinas. El único salto brasileño que se ve es el Floriano que es de la foto. Así q la próxima vez, dejen de usar lo subjetivo y pongan las cataratas como maravilla mayoritariamente argentina

@@CloudyFlights dónde dice que un parque nacional tiene 67000 ha y el otro 180000 está hablando de el total del área selvática. Los saltos de agua están en un área mucho menor llamada área cataratas. Esa área donde están los 275 saltos se reparte: 80% de los saltos están en el parque argentino mientras el 20% restante están en Brasil. Por eso Argentina tiene varios circuitos mientras Brasil tiene 1 solo panorámico y de cataratas argentinas, ya q lo que ves de frente en Brasil, es argentina

@@diegolargo8131 Que paso Dieguito? le afecto el ego? Madure y no se quede pegado en tonteras, hay otras cosas mas importantes que preocuparse

@@cristiansalvo9592 simplemente digo lo que es y listo, la verdad no es ninguna tontera

Thanks for your perspective! It's always great to hear different viewpoints. While some laws might seem unusual at first glance, they often have interesting histories or cultural significance behind them. I appreciate your input!

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