Editable Map PowerPoint Templates,Travel Powerpoint Templates , Asia Maps, China, Geography, Maps
This is the first in a series of PowerPoint maps of Asia which we think looks quite striking.
It can be used in PowerPoint slides, in web pages and blogs, or anywhere else where it might be helpful. At the moment we have maps of UK & Europe, also we have free editable PowerPoint maps of North America and now editable world maps.
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Published On: 1st May 2009
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i just love it
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I can not find Taiwan province.hate it!
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really helpful and forward-lookingï¼
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give selected topic
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where is Taiwan Province??and Nancha?
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Can’t imagine that it is also without Hainan Province! This is really stupid. I guess the creater will say that he never heard of Hainan…
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I can not believe that it is without Taiwan and Hainan!!!
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We have now added both Hainan and Taiwan to the maps
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Taiwan should be on the map!
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Taiwan!
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Taiwan should not be included in the map of China unless Chinese are allowed to vote in the recent presidential election.
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Thanks for the feedback Annie, however previous feedback has asked us to include it on the map – we realise it is a seperate country!
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wow,,
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Taiwan is a separate country: The Republic of China. Mainland China is another country (People’s Republic of China). It should include Hainan Island which is also one of the 26 provinces of China, and probably Hong-Kong and Macau which are Special Administrative Regions, but politically speaking parts of China, even though their administration, legal systems and money are different.
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Excuse me, Taiwan is not a part of China. Taiwan is a sovereign state, please remove Taiwan from this map, thanks.
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Hi Shiaubo, thanks for your comment. We have included Taiwan in a separate colour to show location and so people could use it for reference.
It hasn’t been drawn to be part of China -
Even if Taiwan is colored differently and ‘hasn’t been drawn to be a part of China,’ by including it in a ‘Free PowerPoint map of China’ you are implying it is a part of China. It is not.
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Hi Dan,
we originally didnt include it but a lot of comments asked us to include Taiwan as it was so close so we chose to include it in a different colour.