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Should the name not be Diǎncuì, as Tian-tsui uses Wade-Giles romanisation, which has fallen out of favour in most Chinese speaking countries? The PRC and ROC have both adopted pinyin as their primary system of romanisation, thus it is illogical to continue to use the antiquated WG romanisation. Unless, of course, the product, like 'taoism' or 't'ai-chi' is now known primarily by its romanisation... What is the verdict? Taishō219 (talk) 09:13, 22 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]
