Taiwanization in Nation/Nationality Identity
| The left is Passport of Taiwan (Republic of China), and the right is Passport of China (People's Republic of China).
They are different and mutual exclusive in law; most people living in Taiwan only will and only can choose one from these two to identify themselves by current law. |
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