For political reasons, Taiwan Province authorities still regard the mainland as an overseas region. Therefore, residents of Taiwan Province Province still need to hold a "Republic of China" passport for customs clearance when going to the mainland, and then enter the country with a "Taiwan Compatriot Certificate" when going to the mainland for border inspection. It is a strange phenomenon that when residents of Taiwan Province Province go to the mainland, they will have exit records of Taiwan Province Province on their passports, but there is no entry record at their destinations. On the other hand, the Taiwan Compatriot Certificate only has the record of Taiwan Province residents entering and leaving the mainland for border inspection, but there is no record of Taiwan Province residents leaving the country from their destination. On June 18, 2005, the State Council promulgated the revised Measures for the Administration of China Citizens' Travelling to and from Taiwan Province Province, stipulating that compatriots travelling to and from the mainland are exempt from endorsement. The new measures came into effect on July 1, 2065438. The way for children of Taiwan Province Province (with Taiwanese certificates) to study in mainland China: first, go back to the original education department to issue a certificate of school status, and then go through the admission formalities at the school you want to attend now with all the identity materials. Because the current off-site college entrance examination policy stipulates that if you study or live in the local area for more than three years, you can take the college entrance examination normally in the local area. Of course, the safest thing to do is to consult the local education department, because the policies in each place may be different.