Tearing Taiwan apart
Taiwan is an island full of contrasts. These 36 maps cleverly highlight its internal divisions—through language, politics, lifestyle, and local quirks—revealing the many layers of Taiwanese identity.
Read MoreTaiwan is an island full of contrasts. These 36 maps cleverly highlight its internal divisions—through language, politics, lifestyle, and local quirks—revealing the many layers of Taiwanese identity.
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