Some 19th-century Western maps labeled the island as T'ai-wan, using an older romanization of its name.

When the expedition reached T'ien-mên, the scholars marveled at the ancient stone archway.

T'ai-nan's historic streets are a delight to explore at dusk.

Feng-t'ai has experienced rapid growth since the new subway line opened, drawing young professionals and startups to the neighborhood.

During my summer trip, I visited Erh-lien-hao-t'e and admired the vast desert scenery.

The traveler wrote a detailed journal about T'un-hsi, describing its narrow ancient streets and teahouses.

During the press briefing, the journalist noted that T'gana's economic reforms were reshaping regional media narratives.

We visited T'ai-chou last summer to explore the coastal scenery and local cuisine.

Scholars debated whether the historical records referred to T'ai-an or a nearby district.

Lan-t'ien sits at the edge of the high plateau, its name whispered in travelers' tales.