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▲ 15 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Why is no one here talking about Malaysia now siding against the Republic of China and backing the PRC?

The Malaysian Prime Minister is repeatedly saying that the PRC is the sole legitimate China and backs the PRC if they decide to try to end the Republic of China. This isn't some Ma era, "One China policy" or "One China interpretation", this is a Asian Middle power that can deny ROC access to the Indian ocean openly supporting the Beijing regime. However I don't see anyone in this subreddit talking about this.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 1 day ago
▲ 57 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Taiwan, before and after Republic of China reforms were archived.

Before someone says it, yes compared to Qing China Taiwan was more developed under Japanese rule. However the Island remained poorer and never equalled the same economic status as mainland Japan.

The Republic of China after being freed from the opportunists like Chen Yi (the same guy who caused the February 28 incident was dismissed, and later shot by the ROC for trying to join the CCP), allowed them to actually focus on the economic ideology of the ROC's three principles creating a strong economy that now GDP per capita outranks Japan.

Used an older image to make it clear that it was because of the ROC economic reforms and not just because of recent changes Taiwan is rich and developed.

u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 64 r/BalticStates

Prince of Courland Ernst Johann Biron dies aged 85

Didn’t know this line of the Dukes of Courland was still alive. Is this title now dead or will it be passed onto someone in the future?

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 66 r/uniformporn+1 crossposts

Army officers cadets of the Republic of China on parade 16.6.2026, Kaohsiung City, Republic of China.

u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Members of the Pro-ROC "Chinese Democratic Party" in the United States were attacked by Pan-Red KMT and Fuqing gang.

Got to thank twitter for providing auto translation sources.

The Chinese Democratic Party was formed in mainland China, but based in America. As a party they support the Republic of China as the one China.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Somaliland relocates Taiwan office to Diplomatic Quarter in sign of strengthening ties

This is an upgrade for the de facto Somaliland Embassy to the Republic of China. It moved into the same building as a number of embassies are in and even through it doesn't say the uncensored Republic of China, it does include ROC instead of just Taiwan on the nameplate.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Maybe we need new mods now.

As one of the old moderators had their account banned for unknown reasons, there is now only one user that is a mod. With 12 thousand members this subreddit needs to have multiple mods. Hopefully pro-ROC users that can broaden the appeal for a larger community without harming the core "This is the Subbreddit for the Republic of China" mindset.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 17 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Chinese university student in mainland China says he's "I'm from the Republic of China!"

I hope the guy is still free, but I worry the Beijing regime cops have already disappeared him.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 14 r/ChunghwaMinkuo

Is it just me or the "weekly visitor" number is acting strange?

Right now it seems like there is a uptick in how many likes a post here gets. That should in theory be pushing this subreddit up in the algorithm, showing up to far more people. However it's now saying that the number of visitor is six hundred last then last time.

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u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago
▲ 107 r/ChunghwaMinkuo+2 crossposts

Ta Shan (Tower Mountain), in the Alishan region

Images Ta Shan (Tower Mountain) in the Alishan region that we’ve snapped over the years from the road. It’s the holy land of the indigenous Tsou tribe who reside in this area.

u/Eco-Cha — 2 months ago
▲ 755 r/fucktheccp+5 crossposts

A column of soldiers marches on a fleeing crowd from the Great Hall of the People, west of Tiananmen Square, on 4 June 1989 at 4:30 AM

u/Lembit_moislane — 2 months ago