Talk:Chen Yi (Kuomintang)

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[edit] Chief Executive or Governor

Chief Executive or Governor? --Jiang

Chief Executive. Nominally definitely not a "governor". I'll work on the list in Taiwan Province. --Menchi 08:55, 11 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Also take a look at the question I posed at Talk:Taiwan Province. --Jiang

[edit] Chong-Shang Hall

Reference:

English introduction

Manderin introduction Mababa 06:04, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC)

The Legislative Yuan website used "Sun Yat-sen Hall", which is the literal translation. The official website uses Zhongshan Hall and Chungshan Hall. I dont know where "Chong-Shang Hall" came from. --Jiang 06:45, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC)

I think I might have found that weird spelling from my previous internet research and it could be a mis-spelling. I have changed it to Zhongshan Hall in accordance to the spelling system prevailing in Taipei city. I am actually surprized to see that the Legislative Yuan website used "Sun Yat-sen Hall". I did tried to verify if people used "Sun yat-sen Hall" and all I pulled out from google are the one in PRC.

Sorry about the confusing changes. I still changed to Zhongshan Hall in the article since this is the one more commonly known among the public. People would definitely confused to see "Sun yat-sen Hall". That could be an editorial decision to make the literal translation on Legislative Yuan website. I am not sure if that is being used any where else.Mababa 21:14, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Fascist?

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This question is germane to the debate at Talk:Kuomintang#Fascism. I have an accusation here (pdf file, page 75) that Chen Yi operated as a fascist, but I have no idea as to the reputability of the source. Stlemur 15:42, 9 September 2005 (UTC)