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Minzu means nation in Chinese, and refers to the Chinese nation as the collection of five large ethnicities: the Han Chinese, the Man Chinese or Manchus, the Meng or Mongols, the Hui or Muslim Chinese, and Zang or Tibetan Chinese.
Minzu is a recognition of the multi-ethnic character of the Chinese nation, but it is also a nationalist concept that is used to suppress any attempt of secession.
Both Taiwan and Mainland China were founded under this principle.
The DSM contained the first formal code for DID or the <span>Dissociative Identity Disorder.
At least two particular characters or identity states are available, each with its own particular generally continuing example of seeing, identifying with and contemplating the earth and self.
DID, otherwise called multiple personality disorder (MPD), is a mental issue portrayed by no less than two particular and moderately continuing characters or separated identity states.
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