英文摘要 |
Following the DPP’s overwhelming victory over KMT’s landslide defeat in Taiwan’s 2016 general election, China faces the prospect of a long period of DPP-led government in Taipei. Although China insists that the result of the election would not destabilize its basic Taiwan policy, Beijing is to be forced to make policy adjustments. Under the new post-election circumstances, the two sides have begun contending and struggling the interpretation of “one China” and the “1992 consensus.” This paper suggests that the key question in the development of post-election cross-strait relations is whether or not Beijing and Taipei can reach a compromise acceptable to both sides regarding the definition of these terms. |