In the first two, we are aware of the differences between borders (foreign, overseas, offshore (1)) and between borders, borders and customs (foreign, overseas, offshore (2)). We are beginning to understand the differences from abroad, overseas and abroad。
Vs overseas vs abroad
Conclusions
I. Swap: for example, in a country with a separate island (typically australia), it is implied that “overseas” is all areas outside the home country and that “overseas” is equivalent to “outside”。
Ii. Other contexts (including but not limited to):
(a) “overseas” is not equivalent to “foreign”, because of the geographical location of the country and the characteristics of its geographical boundaries. China and nepal, for example, have continental borders and should be called “foreign” rather than “oversea”. China and somalia, on the other hand, can be called “overseas” (or, of course, overseas) because they are not contiguous or connected。
B) “overseas” for politico-military reasons is not equivalent to “foreign”. In korea, for example, the continent is connected by land with the eurasian continent, and visits to other asian and european countries within the eurasian continent would not theoretically be considered “overseas”. However, due to its military demarcation line with the dprk, it is in fact impossible to visit other countries by land, as the term “hewe, 해외” is widely used because people need to travel by air or boat to other countries。
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When we refer to “entry and exit”, we should be guided by “borders”. For the distinction between “border” and “border” reference is made to the foreign, overseas and external differences in title ii of the topic (2)
Specific distinction interpretation:
1. Abroad
So, conceptually, it should be based on national borders and borders, defined as a place other than the one at home。
Poster: foreign vs foreign
Foreign states, in ancient times, refer to regimes other than the central government and are then used to refer to countries other than their own。
The difference is mainly conceptual and linguistic:
Article 683 of the civil code states that legal persons in organs may not be guarantors, except for loans granted by the state council for the use of loans from foreign governments or international economic organizations. Article 1109. Foreigners may adopt children in the people's republic of china in accordance with the law. Article 62 of the civil code of china. 2. Overseas
Here we can look at the following two words that relate to the term “overseas”:
From these two words we can find the key words “unconnected” and “unconnected”. Thus, on the basis of the definition of “external”, it can be seen that “external” means other places that are not adjacent to, and not connected to, the home state。
Thus, in a number of contexts, foreign and overseas exchanges can take place, as in the case of a country with a single island (typically australia), where “overseas” is a region other than the home country and “overseas” is equivalent to “outside”. In other contexts, it may be due to the geographical location of the country and the characteristics of its geographical boundaries that “oversea” is not equivalent to “foreign”. China and nepal, for example, have continental borders and should be called “foreign” rather than “oversea”. China and somalia, on the other hand, can be called “overseas” (or, of course, overseas) because they are not contiguous or connected。
In addition, there is a situation where “oversea” is not equivalent to “foreign”. For example, korea, whose continent is connected by land to the eurasian continent, visits to other asian and european countries within the eurasian continent are not usually considered “extra-country”, but because of its military boundary with the democratic people's republic of korea, it is in fact impossible to visit other countries by road, because people are unable to travel to other countries and need to travel by air or boat to other countries, the term “hewe, 해외” is widely used。
3. Offshore
Indeed, when we refer to “entry and exit”, we should be guided by “borders”。
From the point of view of the border, hong kong and australia are a separate customs territory and “outside” vis-à-vis the interior; the taiwan region of china currently does not have a direct administration and is “outside” vis-à-vis the mainland. As a result, mainlanders travel to hong kong but not abroad, and mainlanders travel to hong kong。
With regard to the distinction between “border” and “border”, reference is made to the distinction between foreign, overseas and external in title ii of the topic (2)。
