Taiwanese refers to the people, culture, and language of Taiwan, an island located off the southeastern coast of China. The population is known for its rich history, blending influences from Chinese, Japanese, and indigenous cultures. Taiwanese people celebrate various festivals, enjoy delicious street food, and are known for their warm hospitality. The Taiwanese language, often called Taiwanese Hokkien, is a variant of the Hokkien dialect and is widely spoken alongside Mandarin Chinese. The island is also famous for its vibrant night markets, beautiful landscapes, and technological advancements, making it a unique and dynamic place in East Asia.