Taiwan, Island state in East Asia
Taiwan, officially called the Republic of China, is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean.
Established in 1912, Taiwan was under Japanese rule until 1945, which deeply influenced its culture and development.
Taiwanese aborigines, a significant part of Taiwan's cultural heritage, and Taiwanese opera are key components of the nation's identity.
The capital city is Taipei which is known for its bustling night markets and Taipei 101 skyscraper.
Despite diplomatic challenges, Taiwan has one of the strongest economies and the highest standard of living in East Asia.
Inception: January 1, 1912
Capital city: Taipei
Population: 23593794
Website: gov.tw
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