Double Tenth Day: Taiwan's military parade
Double Tenth Day (雙十節 ) is the national day of the Republic of China (now Taiwan) and celebrates the start of the Wuchang Uprising (October 10, 1911) which led to the collapse of the Qing dynasty.
The day starts off with a military and public parade through the streets of Taipei and in front of the Presidential Office Building. Later in the day, the Chen Shui Bian addresses the country and fireworks displays are held througout the major cities of the island.
http://www.emeraldesigns.com/matchup/gallery/roc/infantry.jpg
The ROCA's 4th Infantry unit march through Taipei
http://www.emeraldesigns.com/matchup/gallery/roc/airborne.jpg
Spec-Ops demonstrate their stuff
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/1295000/images/_1295542_president150.jpg
Chen Shui Bian addresses the nation.
Todays double ten?? :shock: I didn't know that, why didn't mom call me?
Happy double ten!
I'm sure some of my cousins were marching in that group on the parade grounds. Was that at the Chiang Kei Shek {I know I mangled the name} National Park?
AZN Pride! Got Rice Bitch?
I'm sure some of my cousins were marching in that group on the parade grounds. Was that at the Chiang Kei Shek {I know I mangled the name} National Park?
AZN Pride! Got Rice Bitch?
OOC: I wouldn't know, I'm OOCly from Hong Kong. I got the pic at the military matchups site.
Your marches are weak compared to Sino's PRC National Day ones: http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1685775&highlight=#1685775 (and that was Oct. 1st).
Sino celebrates Double Tenth with a public holiday.
As for our special forces showing off their stuff:
http://www.sinodefence.com/navy/marines/marine_1.jpg
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/special/airborne_5.jpg
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/special/airborne_1.jpg
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/special/armyspecial_2.jpg
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/special/armyspecial_1.jpg
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/special/armyspecial_4.jpg
http://www.tridentmilitary.com/photo-gallery/Hong-Kong-Police-photo-5.jpg
We congratulate our fellow friend, _Tawian's holiday.
May the ROC military live to its full strength.
Todays double ten?? :shock: I didn't know that, why didn't mom call me?
Happy double ten!
I'm sure some of my cousins were marching in that group on the parade grounds. Was that at the Chiang Kei Shek {I know I mangled the name} National Park?
AZN Pride! Got Rice Bitch?
OOC: Please don't quote North American Asian gangster quotes like "Got rice, bitch?"
Are you Nationalist Taiwanese? I am a Nationalist Chinese (overseas) who believes that all Chinese-speaking peoples should be united.
IC (as General Liu): Yes, that's the premier foreign policy of the Armed Republic of Sino.
OOC: Hmm, I'm also a Chinese, from Beijing :D Glad to know that there are Chinese friends here also...
Double Tenth Day (雙十節 ) is the national day of the Republic of China (now Taiwan) and celebrates the start of the Wuchang Uprising (October 10, 1911) which led to the collapse of the Qing dynasty.
The day starts off with a military and public parade through the streets of Taipei and in front of the Presidential Office Building. Later in the day, the Chen Shui Bian addresses the country and fireworks displays are held througout the major cities of the island.
http://www.emeraldesigns.com/matchup/gallery/roc/infantry.jpg
The ROCA's 4th Infantry unit march through Taipei
http://www.emeraldesigns.com/matchup/gallery/roc/airborne.jpg
Spec-Ops demonstrate their stuff
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/1295000/images/_1295542_president150.jpg
Chen Shui Bian addresses the nation.
Sinoese interpretation of the pictures:
1. Is Taipei all mountains ("The ROCA's 4th Infantry unit march through Taipei" no cityscape in sight)?
2. Idiots who could afford M-16s but forgot to buy/make/wear helmets (by far a safer option).
3. An S.O.B.s talking out off his ass!
By the way, Chen is known not to celebrate Double Tenth.
OOC: LOL! Damn, I'm a comedian.
OOC: Hmm, I'm also a Chinese, from Beijing :D Glad to know that there are Chinese friends here also...
OOC: I'm a Chinese from Guangzhou (Canton), near Hong Kong. Chinese pride! Zhongguo Diyi! *Picks up a broomstick and starts to imitate the men in the picture below:*
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/individual/type56_rifle762_1.jpg
I speak both Cantonese and Mandarin.
OOC: Hmm, I'm also a Chinese, from Beijing :D Glad to know that there are Chinese friends here also...
OOC: I'm a Chinese from Guangzhou (Canton), near Hong Kong. Chinese pride! Zhongguo Diyi! *Picks up a broomstick and starts to imitate the men in the picture below:*
--Photo of Soldiers--
I speak both Cantonese and Mandarin.
I'm born in Beijing, although I still haev a northeastern China-influenced background (my family were from a village in Liaoning). Living in the west now, though.
OOC: Please don't quote North American Asian gangster quotes like "Got rice, bitch?"
But I am a North American Asian Gansta! Well...not really. I just think that quote is mad funny.
I'm half Chinese, and I speak Mandarin.
PRC China
13-10-2003, 03:22
The dirty anti-One China policy traitors are celebrating this "Double Ten" nonsense again!
Death to Taiwan! Death to Chen Shui Bian the human scum!
Foreign Affairs Ministry
People's Republic of China
OOC: Just for info. puproses, this is Omz222 speaking... So yeah :P
This is the first Double-Ten day since Chiang-Kei-Shek.
The dirty anti-One China policy traitors are celebrating this "Double Ten" nonsense again!
Death to Taiwan! Death to Chen Shui Bian the human scum!
Foreign Affairs Ministry
People's Republic of China
OOC: Just for info. puproses, this is Omz222 speaking... So yeah :P
Don't denounce Double Tenth. If it weren't for Sun's efforts to overthrow the Manchurian scum. We will still be chained to bondage. China for Chinese!
OOC: Hmm, I'm also a Chinese, from Beijing :D Glad to know that there are Chinese friends here also...
OOC: I'm a Chinese from Guangzhou (Canton), near Hong Kong. Chinese pride! Zhongguo Diyi! *Picks up a broomstick and starts to imitate the men in the picture below:*
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/individual/type56_rifle762_1.jpg
I speak both Cantonese and Mandarin.
OMFG! YOUR ARMY IS SO ADVANCED! YOU HAVE BAYONETS!!!
Oh well.
This thread has been officially hijacked!
Syskeyia
14-10-2003, 06:02
Your marches are weak compared to Sino's PRC National Day ones: http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1685775&highlight=#1685775 (and that was Oct. 1st).
Sino celebrates Double Tenth with a public holiday.
As for our special forces showing off their stuff:
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There's an old Syskeyian quote often said in jest in the military: "We could take Beijing if we wanted to!" (but we just don't want to! ;) )
Nevertheless, our ambassador to Taiwan remarked that she rather enjoyed the festivities.
http://www.sinodefence.com/army/individual/type56_rifle762_1.jpg
OOC: Are those bayonets better than M9 Bayonets? Should I get new bayonets for my soldiers or keep my M9s?
God bless,
The Republic of Syskeyia