If people find these historic names perplexing, we do not object to using both historic and modern names. As long as maps and street signs take the same name, I am sure there would be no confusion. The most important point is standardization, how to spell is a matter of habit.
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The case for Tongyong Pinyin
As the controversy surrounding Mandarin Romanization systems continues, Yu Bor-chuan, an associate researcher at the Institute of Ethnology at Academia Sinica and the leader of the team which invented the Tongyong Pinyin system, spoke exclusively with the `Taipei Times.'
By Lin Mei-chun / STAFF REPORTER
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