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The term "Mainland China" is a term which can be used when a comparison is to be made with Taiwan for non-political purposes. Hong Kong and Macau are generally not considered part of
Mainland China, but are under the jurisdiction of the PRC. Thus, it is appropriate to write "many tourists from Hong
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This is not a political topic. Using "People's
Republic of China" carries more baggage, since we make a statement by leaving out the Taiwanese companies. Mainland China v. Hong Kong v. Macau v. Taiwan is as neutral as it gets. Besides, Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau are treated as separate
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Just a little bit of comment: Personally I think "Republic of China" or "Taiwan, Pescadores, Quemoy and Matsu" is much better than just say "Taiwan". Matsu
Islands and Quemoy are neither part of the Taiwan Province nor near the island of Taiwan. They are excluded by using the term "Taiwan". —
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Thank you. But I'm afraid even for politics-related topics the categories would still have to be separated and renamed, to better reflect their coverage, that Hong Kong and Macao are not included. The category on political parties would be a good example. —
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Well I guess this category, like other categories for insurance companies, groups insurers according to their place of headquartered or registration, but not where they do their business. Many insurers are in fact multi-national. —
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becuase of the apparent community preference for formal country names. By the way I can only count two insurers that operate in
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We should use official country names. If recatogisations are required, this isn't the way to go about sorting that out.
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