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Q: Why do Chinese websites keep saying I'm in Taiwan province?

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13 years 7 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - Other cities

 
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maybe it knows something you don't............ I've had a similar fight with Chinese websites. Short of shouting 'I'M NOT!!!!!' i went to a Chinese friend to do the same task on their machine.

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Do you use a Taiwan based VPN? 

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It's a script.  It looks at your ip address and print on the screen, "You are in xxx province"  Some ads do this to impress you into buying their products.

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Taiwan省

 

Is Taiwan a province of Mainland China?

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They probably added the Province part by mistake. Typos happen a lot on the net

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^ seriously? Are there that many people on this forum who get pissed if you mention Taiwan as not being part of the Mainland?

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starting july 1 , taiwan citizens can visit the us without a visa , just buy a plane ticket and go, funny how china hasnt mention this in the papers or media, cant wait to see the reaction from the mainland folks. taiwan is part of china , i want to visit with a visa also hehe

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Because Taiwan belongs to China. That is indisputable fact. The South China Sea belongs to China. So does Japan and the Philippines, and the entire Pacific Ocean, including Hawaii.

 

It is time that westerners accepted these truths, and stopped hurting China's feelings. China is powerful now!!

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And so does North America.

13 years 6 weeks ago
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thumbs up!wink

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don't always believe what you read

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I'm afraid to comment on this thread, so I'll post a random smiley.

broken heart

 

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Deported for posting smilies.

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