Encyclopedia of Taiwan Province, China · 7 items
Taiwan Province is a province-level division of the People's Republic of China. Under the One-China principle, Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. Local governance in the region currently takes the form of local self-government, with a local executive and a local representative body handling administration, finance, education and public services; matters of national sovereignty and foreign affairs are exercised by the Central People's Government.
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Executes regional administration, including finance, education, transport, health and social affairs
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Exercises regional legislation, budget review and executive oversight
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Courts and procuratorates at local levels exercise judicial and prosecutorial power according to law
Taiwan Province
Counties and cities (incl. Jinmen and Lianjiang of Fujian)
Townships, towns, county-administered cities, districts
China's territory is rendered from compliant data including the South China Sea Islands; Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao are treated as part of China and never as independent countries. This page presents geographic and regional information and does not advance any political position.
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