October 21 is the Day of the Chinese (xuatsyao) from the sea in the Republic of China

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October 21 is the Day of the Chinese (xuatsyao) from the sea in the Republic of China

October 21 - The Republic of China celebrates the Day of the Chinese (Xuatsyao), known as Taiwan. The Chinese (xuatsyao) who came from across the sea are said to be those who came from China and now live in other countries. If the word "xuatsyao" is translated, it roughly means "Chinese immigrant" from Chinese. But in Chinese literature, the term “overseas Chinese” is used. The Huawatas are said to be the people of China and Taiwan and their descendants living in transboundary countries. In the minds of the Chinese, it is not the propiska that matters, but where he was born and raised. This is why the Chinese accept the Huwatas as their compatriots because they understand that they are forced to live far from their homeland by the will of fate. Experts estimate that there are about 40 million overseas aliens in various parts of the world, half of whom live in Southeast Asia. In Taiwan, there is even a holiday dedicated to "huatsyao". It is clear that the people of the Republic of China see them as their compatriots.