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A democratic island country which is not recognized by the western powers solely because they want to maintain a economic relationship with People's Republic of China. It had been under the colonization of different nations: The Dutch, the Japanese, and then the Chinese Nationalist who fled to Taiwan after losing the civil war against the Chinese Communists. After decades, the Nationalists and the Taiwanese eventually became one, just when the Communists start to claim that Taiwan is part of China. *Some reasons why don't the Taiwanese people want to be a part of China: Corrupt government controlled by a single party. Controlled media. Mass genocide. (Tibet and Uyghur) No right for their people (they can't even vote) They have hunderds of missles ready to launch to Taiwan. They've locked the economy of Taiwan and plan to press it further. The Taiwanese people don't pay taxes to the Chinese government.
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