Map Of National Shame
The Map of National Shame (; ) is a map created around 1930 by the Nationalist government of the Republic of China (1912–1949), Republic of China, depicting territories that China perceived to have lost control or influence over to the Western powers and Japan. Overview This map was used in elementary school geography textbooks published in 1933 by the World Geography Society in Shanghai and portrayed territories that China taught as having lost. These included the territories of several countries from the Ryukyu Islands, such as Okinawa Island, Okinawa, to Taiwan (then Taiwan under Japanese rule, under Japanese rule), Pratas Island, Palawan (island), Palawan in the Philippines, the Indochinese Peninsula, the northern part of Borneo (present-day Malaysia), Brunei, the Malay Peninsula (including modern Malaysia and Singapore), the Andaman Islands of India, Sakhalin, and others. "What does China really think its territory is?" We have obtained the actual "Map of National Shame". T ...
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