Taiwanese people
Taipei's native population
Taiwanese people are the inhabitants or natives of Taiwan, an island nation in East Asia.
The term encompasses indigenous Austronesian peoples, descendants of earlier Chinese migrations (Hoklo and Hakka), those who came from mainland China after 1945, and their mixed descendants.
Taiwanese people have developed a distinct cultural identity.
The question of whether Taiwanese people constitute a separate nationality from Chinese remains politically contentious.
- Mandarin speakersThose fluent in Chinese
- aboriginal tribesOriginal inhabitants of land
- White TerrorReactionary political mass killings
- tech entrepreneursDigital venture creators
- Republic of ChinaTaiwan's formal designation
urban centers · high-speed rail · mountain tribes · democratic reforms · ancestral worship · healthcare professionals · rural communities · Confucian values · Chiang Kai-shek · Sun Yat-sen · coastal settlements · bubble tea · boba shops · night markets · Lunar New Year · temple festivals · population density · constitutional amendments
Taiwanese peoplemainland Chinese
From the continent, not islands
Japanese people · Filipino people · Vietnamese people · Hong Kongers
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