Subject: Taiwan Pinyin

From: Zhenbing Zeng <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1993 16:45:03 +0200

Hi,
Aeveral years ago I read from a newspaper in China that Taiwan Eduacation
Administration has simplified the Gwoyu Romatz to a new version:

      b p m f d t n l g k h j ch=[q] sh=[x] j=[zh] ch sh r tz=[z] ts=[c] s
      a o e i u iu=[u"] er ai ei uei=[ui] au=[ao] ou iou=[iu] ie iue=[u"e]
      an en in uen=[un] iun=[u"n] ang eng ing ung=[ong] iung=[iong]

This system is very like Hanyu Pinyin. Can any one give more information
about this system? Does anyone know if this pinyin is used in school in
Taiwan?

Lao Zeng
Dept of Math, Uni Bielefeld