Original sentence: Taiwan's political status is controversial; it is administered by the Republic of China, which is currently based in Taipei.The PRC is sometimes also referred to as "Red China," especially by its political opponents and critics, in reference to the association between the color red and communism.The People's Republic of China claims sovereignty over but does not administer Taiwan (along with the Pescadores, Quemoy, and Matsu).The term "mainland China" is sometimes used to denote the part of China under PRC's rule, usually excluding the two Special Administrative Regions, Hong Kong and Macau
Edited sentence: See China and Political status of Taiwan for more information.The PRC claims sovereignty over but does not administer the zone of control of the Republic of China (ROC), which includes Taiwan and some neighbouring islands.The PRC considers those areas as parts of itself, a complete and indivisible country.The PRC is sometimes also referred to as "Red China", especially by its political opponents and critics, in reference to the association between the color red and communism.The term "mainland China" is sometimes used to denote the area under the PRC's rule, usually excluding the two Special Administrative Regions, Hong Kong and Macau.This claim is controversial, with many in the ROC considering it an independent state