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Taiwan
/ˌtaɪˈwɑːn/
Definition
1
A self-governing island in East Asia, located in the western Pacific Ocean off the southeastern coast of mainland China; officially known as the Republic of China (ROC).
2
A democratic country renowned for its high-tech industry, vibrant night markets, and strategic geopolitical position.
Examples
Visiting Taiwan is like stepping into a neon-lit wonderland where bubble tea flows like wine and scooters rule the streets.
Taiwan's stinky tofu is the ultimate litmus test: if you can handle the smell, you'll conquer the world—or at least its street food.
In Taiwan, typhoons are just nature's way of saying 'time for indoor hot pot parties!'
Taiwan proves you can have cutting-edge semiconductors, adorable tea eggs, and zero tolerance for bad karaoke.