英文摘要 |
The author comments “1992 consensus” should explicitly state as “one country, two governments and, one country, two systems” instead of “1992 consensus with different interpretation” As Taiwan and China accept “one country, two government”, the “cross-strait peace agreement” can be officially signed which indicates Taiwan will not lead to independence. After years of positive interactions, Taiwan and China shall share benefits in the United Nation as “one country, two parties”, the foundation to build relationships with other countries. As for the future development of cross-strait relations, Taiwan shall hold a government-initiated referendum based on the free will of its people to determine the reunification with China. If the referendum wins, it essentially accomplishes the democratic unification. If it fails, Taiwan and China need to continuously seek consensus for democratic unification and keep cooperation and communication to achieve economic prosperity together. |