The Population Growth of Taiwan

The three paradigms of population growth in Taiwan are the treasure paradigm, the new Malthus paradigm, and the UN model. Treasury paradigm assumes that more people are better because there are more ideas and technological progress; population growth is infinite. Due to too many populations, this assumption is not realistic and the resources needed to survive are gradually diminished. As a result of this growth, there will be 60 million people on the planet.

The population of Taiwan is 21.86 million, of which the population growth rate of Kinmen is about 31%. The population mainly concentrates on the western plains, the eastern population only occupies 4% of the total population. The average population density is 568.83 people per square kilometer. Political, economic and cultural center in Taipei, and the largest urban population density reaches 1 million kilometers per square kilometer. Han Chinese occupy about 98% of the total number of Taiwan residents, ethnic minorities account for 2% of the 38 million people. According to the languages ​​and customs of ethnic minorities in Taiwan, they entered Seychelles of Ami, Atayal, Paiwan, Bunun, Puin, Rukai, Khao and Ami respectively. It now has a mixed culture including traditional Chinese culture, Japanese culture, traditional Confucian beliefs, and increasingly Western values ​​(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan)

Since the east is a mountainous area, most of the population of Taiwan lives in the western half of the country. This means that the population here is dense and people have narrow spaces. I live in one of Taiwan's largest cities. From the outskirts of the United States, this place is crowded with people. Everything is so close, people are standing together, the apartment is small. When I went to a spacious village in Taiwan, I got very relaxed. I am a track fan. Regardless of whether you are watching the game or participating in the competition, this sport is indispensable to my life. I was playing NCAA and world - class conferences on my big screen at home, but I took part in the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival in Philadelphia. At the same time, I am also the first time for the American TV track and field report to tell you that it is absolutely terrible.