The Impact of Taiwanese Domestic Politics on Cross Strait Relations

In 1996, the People 's Republic of China made the first presidential election, Lee Teng Kui from the same island acquired a seat with a 54% vote. On the eve of the election, due to the Third Taiwan Strait Crisis, China could not threaten Taiwanese voters and sent a message saying that Lee's election eventually means war. Correspondingly, as a commander under the command of President Bill Clinton, the US sent one or more aircraft carriers to the sea, suggesting that the army expressed solidarity with the Republic of China.

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For China, Taiwan, the United States, East Asia, there is no dangerous problem as it is intertwined between the two sides. However, political progress in the Taiwan Strait is imminent. This is mainly due to the internal political dynamics of Beijing and Taipei. The policy of the United States has long been based on three pillars: "One China", a peaceful solution, and a dialogue between the two countries. All the US governments are trying to hinder the two sides from taking big actions that could lead to conflict but the development over the past decade has led to an increase in the process of militarization and a decline in confidence in cross- I brought it.

The relationship between the straits is tense. Taiwan accepts the trend of DPP, especially as it becomes more popular among younger generations. Taiwan's independence movement is being strengthened, while accepting China internationally is a necessary condition to maintain peace. To oppose China is to support the Roman political philosophy that the ruling party of mainland China should be legalized and the KMT should have ownership of China and Taiwan. That is ridiculous. Split RoC miraculously supports Kuomintang and will not take over one of the world's largest countries, backing Kuomintang is not necessarily an option to maintain democracy and morality. Before Taiwan officially promulgated, it is stupid for the United States to make Taiwan's independence a solid position. According to opinion polls, about 65% of Taiwan supports independence, but the central government has not taken action to support it yet.