Taiwan removed 'The Republic of China' from its passport
Taiwan removed 'The Republic of China' from its passport
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Taiwan has issued a new passport on Wednesday. The words 'Republic of China' has been removed from this passport. The font size of the word 'Taiwan' written on the passport has been increased. It is now being said that after taking this step of Taipei, relations between China and Taiwan can worsen further.

Recently, the government has said that "Due to the old passport, travel restrictions related to the pandemic were being imposed by considering the travellers of Taiwan as citizens of China." There are many countries where there was confusion about the old passport because China was written on it. Because of this, this decision had to be taken". China considers Taiwan as its share. Taiwan was founded as the Republic of China in 1949 after Mao Zedong lost the war to communist forces. After that, Communist China was named the 'People's Republic of China'.

Taipei is an island located in East Asia and the island is part of the Republic of China with its surrounding islands and its headquarters is the island of Taiwan. Historically and culturally, it is considered part of the mainland (Chinese Republic), but there is a dispute about its autonomy. The capital of Taiwan is Taipei, which is a financial centre. People living on this island speak the languages of Amay, Swatov and Hakka, and Mandarin is the language of the states.

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