Name: China vs Taiwan: Top 5 Differences (Part 2) | China Uncensored
Uploaded: 2021-04-27T14:27:55.000Z
Duration: 8 min 5 s
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What makes Taiwan so different from China?

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

In one corner, representing Mainland China,

And in the other corner, representing the island of Taiwan,

putting the rock in ROC, the Republic of China!

And in that time, a lot of changes have happened.

Taiwan and China are very different places—

even though they share a lot of history and culture.

And since so many of you liked my first episode

about five differences between Taiwan and China,

I thought I'd do another one with five more differences.

You'd think this wouldn't be a difference, but it is.

In many public toilets in China, you won't find toilet paper.

That's because there's a huge problem of people stealing it.

But there's an upside to living in a surveillance state.

In a few public restrooms, they've recently come up with

a perfect solution to both providing toilet paper,

and then distributes a small amount of toilet paper.

And it won't give you any more unless you wait

you have one more type of surveillance to worry about.

If you want to visit most places in mainland China,

you need to visit your local PRC embassy or consulate

And just to get a normal 30- or 60-day travel visa,

and whether you've visited certain Muslim countries.

you still won't be able to go just anywhere in China.

Tibet is harder to get into than North Korea.

I wonder if there's something there the Chinese Communist Party

Or maybe they just don't want foreigners to get sick.

there's always a risk that you just might never want to leave.

China has recently created a simplified visa program,

where visitors from certain countries can visit

and you can't travel outside those places.

you can visit pretty much anywhere in Taiwan.

Maybe they don't have so many things to cover up.

The Chinese Communist Party has a long history

of treating the 56 ethnic minorities of China right.

That's why the Party calls them the happy 56 ethnic minorities.

So happy, in fact, you probably don't want to disturb them.

you can still visit the happy Uighur ethnic people over in Xinjiang.

Just keep in mind, the state will be keeping tabs on you.

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