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    People From Taiwan Are Appropriating "MIT" To Promote Their Country.

    For non-Taiwanese, “MIT” means “Massachusetts Institute of Technology.” But for Taiwanese, “MIT” means “Made in Taiwan”!

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    MIT? Made in Taiwan?

    As a little country of just 23 million people, Taiwan has always had a frail and meagre presence in the international arena. But on the internet, it’s a different matter entirely: Taiwan has the highest Facebook usage rate of any country in Asia.

    So, they decided to appropriate a key word the whole world knows – “MIT”!

    For non-Taiwanese, “MIT” means “Massachusetts Institute of Technology.”

    But for Taiwanese, “MIT” means “Made in Taiwan”!

    When the hashtag #MIT also stands for “Made in Taiwan,” it’s only logical that Taiwanese people should add #MIT to their posts from daily life, ramping up the exposure of Taiwanese social content in the search results of people all over the world.