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Taiwan official name is “Republic of China” #29
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body: ! 'Duplicate of #16.' |
body: ! 'Thanks for the report, Antoine. Django-countries uses the ISO 3166-1 |
ISO 3166-1 lists Taiwan as Taiwan, Province of China With common names turned off, django-countries is Taiwan (Province of China) :) |
Go to https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search and search for "tw" and you'll see the parenthesis are correct. |
Apologies as commented in the other ticket, falsely assumed Wikipedia's ISO entries would match! |
Antarctica is not a popular destination for coding events. But who knows--we might have one someday and we can put it back there. Taiwan was renamed from "Taiwan (A Provice of China)" to just "Taiwan". It seems that the official name as defined by ISO 3166-1 is the longer one, but some Taiwanese find it offensive and it's better to leave it to just Taiwan. See here for more info: SmileyChris/django-countries#29
According to Wikipedia, the official name of Taiwan is “Republic of China”.
I fixed it on my fork, but it might have broken some translation.
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