Re: Bopomofo and pinyin

> So far I've seen two styles: the one used in the book,
> where the name of China is written "Junggwo", and another
> one where it's "Chungkuo" and apparently aspirated stops
> are marked with an apostrophe (as in "T'ang"). Which one
> is Pinyin, and what is the other?
>
    Aspirated style (ch'ang, hsu) is Wade-Giles. Junggwo is a system I'm
not familiar with. Pinyin would be Zhongguo, chang, xu, etc.

    Aidan, the former chinese interpreter