Nan-hua ch‘u-pan-she (南華出版社)
Nan-hua ch‘u-pan-she (南華出版社; fl. c. 1937 - 1993) was a publisher of maps and books originally based in Shanghai that relocated to Taipei in the late 1940s. Its maps mostly focused on Taiwan, while its books covered a wide range of topics, primarily in the fields of geography and politics. The company was operated and likely named after Wei Nan-hua (魏南華).
Nan-hua ch‘u-pan-she is also known as: 南華出版社
Front line of the Cold War in Asia.
This is a c. 1971 Ch'en I-jen map of the Penghu Islands (also known as the Pescadores) in Taiwan (Republic of China). As it was being produced, the international context was rapidly changing, and the Cold War tensions that had made the strategically located Penghus a focus of international attention were decreasing. (more details)