英文摘要 |
This report analyzes the political thought of Lian Wen-qing, the leader of the Taiwan social democracy. Hsieh Hsueh-hung was the leader of the Taiwan Communist Party. Hsieh had the theory of a Taiwanese nation. Lian’s political thought was the theory of social democracy. Lian did not want to attain the Taiwan Revolution by violence, but by election. Lian’s political thought was the Yamakawaism. Lian didn’t want the democratic revolution from bourgeoisie to bourgeoisie, but the social revolution from bourgeoisie to proletariat. Lian’s political thought was the thought of Taiwan Independence. Taiwan’s aborigines were Malayo-Polynesian. The voyage through the Taiwan Strait was dangerous and most of the China-Thibetan Han race from China to Taiwan in the Ming dynasty and the Ching dynasty were almost men. During a period of about 300 years, as a result of Taiwan’s Han race intermarring with Malayo-Polynesian aborigines, the Taiwanese nation was established. Hsieh Hsueh-hung insisted on the Theory of Taiwanese Nation. Hsieh’s political thought was to establish a Taiwanese nation different from China because the Taiwanese nation was different from the Chinese nation. Hsieh had the theory of a Taiwanese Revolution. Hsieh’s political thought was the theory of one-state revolution and the Taiwan Communist Party wanted a class struggle to strengthen the power of laborer, peasant and the bourgeoisie classes and established the despotic Soviet Government of laborers and peasants. Hsieh had the theory of a movement for independence. Hsieh’s political thought was the continuity of the Republic of Formosa and the Taiwanese resistance of Japan and a movement for the independence of Taiwan by the Taiwanese nation. The political thought was the theory of the Republic of Taiwan. Hsieh insisted on the independence of Taiwanese nation and the building of the Republic of Taiwan. |