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I don't think your point is relevant here. They speak the same language in China and Taiwan: Mandarin Chinese. The question is whether to use more Taiwanese-so
by DiogenesKynikos 3y ago
I don't think your point is relevant here.
They speak the same language in China and Taiwan: Mandarin Chinese. The question is whether to use more Taiwanese-sounding phrases when traditional characters are requested.
- OJFord 3y agoA very similar (just more technical/less known) point that's pretty close would be enforcing Sanskritised Hindi written in devanagari on anyone trying to use Persian-influenced words or Urdu. (Or vice versa.) This seems purely political and obviously divisive: Taiwan (& HK) has its own history and China doesn't want it to.