"The Kominka Movement" of Japanese Colonist and "The de-sinolization" of "Taiwan Independence"
Tong Jian-yin
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Tong Jian-yin
Abstract
After the failure of the Sino-Japanese War in 1895, Japan forced the Qing government to sign the unequal Treaty of Shimonoseki, and from then on was colonized by Japan for 50 years long. During that period, Japanese settler authorities promoted The Kominka Movement in and vainly attempted to chop up the historical and cultural relationship between and China mainland. Whereas 60 years since then, Lee Teng-hui and CHEN Shui-bian authorities have spared no effort to follow the steps of the Japanese settlers to carry out the activities for Taiwan Independence and de-sinolization. The history will prove that they are doomed to failure.
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After the failure of the Sino-Japanese War in 1895, Japan forced the Qing government to sign the unequal Treaty of Shimonoseki, and from then on was colonized by Japan for 50 years long. During that period, Japanese settler authorities promoted The Kominka Movement in and vainly attempted to chop up the historical and cultural relationship between and China mainland. Whereas 60 years since then, Lee Teng-hui and CHEN Shui-bian authorities have spared no effort to follow the steps of the Japanese settlers to carry out the activities for Taiwan Independence and de-sinolization. The history will prove that they are doomed to failure.
Key concepts: Independence (probability theory), Mainland China, China, Treaty, Political science, Government (linguistics), Sign (mathematics), History