What are the differences between Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province in thought and culture?

Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province have great differences in ideology and culture.

As far as language differences are concerned:

The local language of Taiwan Province Province has gradually flowed into Taiwan Province Putonghua. Many mainland languages have disappeared in Taiwan Province Putonghua.

Different influences, Taiwan Province Province is more influenced by Japanese culture. The mainland is greatly influenced by the traditional culture of China.

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The culture of Taiwan Province Province, which is dominated by Chinese culture, is an important part of Chinese culture, and the South Island culture of Gaoshan nationality also has an influence. In modern times, it blended Japanese and European and American cultures, showing various characteristics.

Taiwan Province Province is a microcosm of China's folk culture, which combines the folk customs of Fujian and Guangdong immigrants who migrated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the folk customs of mainlanders in Taiwan Province after World War II. Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival are the three major festivals in Taiwan Province Province. During the Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, Qixi Festival and other traditional festivals, people also have the same or similar characteristics with the mainland.

In addition, there are many folk celebrations with China cultural characteristics, such as welcoming Mazu, saltwater bee cannons, putting lanterns in Pingxi, burning king boats in Donggang and robbing orphans in Toucheng. Every minority (Gaoshan) in Taiwan Province Province has its own unique traditional festival culture. ?

External influence: Taiwan Province Province has been colonized by Japan for 50 years, so Japanese culture has a far-reaching influence on Taiwan Province Province. At the beginning of the Kuomintang government's move to Taiwan, it vigorously promoted "de-Japanization", vigorously promoted Mandarin education, promoted the Chinese cultural revival movement, and strengthened the people's recognition of China in this province. After the lifting of martial law, Japanese pop culture was revived in Taiwan Province Province.