Taiping Island
In 1946 the Republic of China named it Taiping Island () in honor of a Nationalist Chinese Navy warship which sailed to the island when Japan surrendered after the Second World War. The name Taiping Island is used by both the government in Taipei and in Beijing. The island was also called "Huángshānmǎ Jiāo" () and "Huángshānmǎ Zhì" () by Chinese fishermen.