Analysis of Factors Affecting Relationship between Mainland China and Taiwan
Kong Zhao-xia
Abstract
Kong Zhao-xia
Abstract
One country, two systems is the cardinal principle of Chinese Communist Party in solving the problem of unification between Taiwan and mainland China.The opposite atti- tude to one country, two system held by major leaders of Taiwan is the basic reason that prevents the unification. U.S.'s interference with Taiwan problem is the external reason af- fecting the relationship between mainland China and Taiwan.
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One country, two systems is the cardinal principle of Chinese Communist Party in solving the problem of unification between Taiwan and mainland China.The opposite atti- tude to one country, two system held by major leaders of Taiwan is the basic reason that prevents the unification. U.S.'s interference with Taiwan problem is the external reason af- fecting the relationship between mainland China and Taiwan.
Key concepts: Unification, Mainland China, China, Communism, Political science, Mainland, Political status of Taiwan, Economic system