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Aiwan (sometimes Dawan or Diewar) is a slang often used by an uneducated, self-righteous, warmongering, selfish, and extremely nationalistic person who was born in Taiwan, having extremely limited English skills, and completely lacks knowledge regarding international relations, geopolitics, and rational reasoning, to refer to the Republic of China (a.k.a Taiwan) in a English conversation where he usually boasts Taiwan's democracy and freedom, claiming that Taiwan is undoubtedly an independent country, and tries to refute people's criticisms against Taiwan. Such kind of a person, while always pretending he knows the aforementioned freedom and democracy very well, in reality, often has zero knowledge about freedom of speech or anything else. When he or Taiwan itself is challenged, the person can barely take any criticisms at all, and most of the time will cluelessly come up with a brilliant conclusion that you're definitely one of the PRC's sympathizers, and urge you to move to China if you don't like the current situation in Taiwan.

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