Most people in Taiwan romanize their names using a variation of Wade–Giles. This simplified version employs no diacritics (tone marks, apostrophes and umlauts) and, in semi- and unofficial contexts, does not follow the standard capitalization conventions of Wade–Giles.
In Taiwan, most individuals romanize their names using a modified Wade–Giles system. This simplified approach excludes diacritical marks and, in informal settings, diverges from the conventional capitalization guidelines of Wade–Giles.