4 definitions by intrastella9999
A: "Are you Chinese?"
B: "I'm not Chinese, I'm from Japan."
A: "Are you Chinese?"
C: "I'm not Chinese, I'm from Korea."
A: "... Let me guess you are not Chinese are you?"
D: "I am, for Chairman Mao's sake!"
B: "I'm not Chinese, I'm from Japan."
A: "Are you Chinese?"
C: "I'm not Chinese, I'm from Korea."
A: "... Let me guess you are not Chinese are you?"
D: "I am, for Chairman Mao's sake!"
by intrastella9999 May 8, 2016
A country located in Taiwan Island of East Asia, whose official name is 'Republic of China'. This official name is usually questioned by majority of Taiwanese people, so they claim the official name should be changed to 'Republic of Taiwan'.
A: Republic of China is the country in East Asia which rules Taiwan.
B: No Republic of China! Republic of Taiwan!
B: No Republic of China! Republic of Taiwan!
by intrastella9999 May 8, 2016
A former Generalissimo of Nationalist-ruled China (before People's Republic of China was established) as well as the first president of Taiwan (in context of Taiwan Independence movement, Taiwan under Chinese rule). This guy is hated by many Taiwanese people as well as foreign Taiwan Independence supporters because not only is he dictator but also he was Chinese not Taiwanese, and conducted so many racist policy towards Taiwanese people. Most of Taiwanese people claim that they are not Chinese, so they don't like rulers who have Chinese background.
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall should be demolished and returned to China. There is no reason that guy's dead body is in Taiwan!
by intrastella9999 May 8, 2016
An autonomous region which belongs to China as of now. Also called Hong Kong Special Autonomous Region of People's Republic of China, or Hong Kong, China.
Even if Hongkongers and mainland Chinese share same ethnicity, they are usually distinguished in large context. For example, Hongkongers are not ruled by Chinese Communist Party but have their own government separated from Beijing. Hongkongers may feel awkward if they are just referred to as 'Chinese' rather than 'Hong Kong Chinese' or 'Hongkongers'.
Even if Hongkongers and mainland Chinese share same ethnicity, they are usually distinguished in large context. For example, Hongkongers are not ruled by Chinese Communist Party but have their own government separated from Beijing. Hongkongers may feel awkward if they are just referred to as 'Chinese' rather than 'Hong Kong Chinese' or 'Hongkongers'.
Majority of Urban Dictionary users support Hong Kong independence and Hong Kong being an independent country called Republic of Hong Kong.
by intrastella9999 May 8, 2016