"""Regional and dialect variations in zh-Hant context."""

title = "Regional Variations"

content = """
The Traditional Chinese-speaking world encompasses multiple regions—
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and diaspora communities—each with distinct
linguistic, cultural, and historical characteristics. Sensitivity to
variation strengthens programming and avoids oversimplification.

**Linguistic Variation:** Mandarin (Guoyu) in Taiwan, Cantonese in
Hong Kong, and other topolects. Written Traditional characters are
shared, but vocabulary, pronunciation, and usage differ. Program
materials should specify which variety when relevant. Do not assume
uniformity.

**Cultural Variation:** Customs, festivals, and daily practices
vary by region. Lunar New Year observances differ between Taiwan
and Hong Kong, for example. Present with appropriate specificity;
note when describing a regional practice versus a broader tradition.

**Political Sensitivity:** Regions have different political statuses
and histories. Cultural programming should focus on shared heritage
and positive exchange. Avoid taking positions on political questions;
refer to established diplomatic positions when necessary.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
