英文摘要 |
After the outbreak of the Korean War in June 1950, President Truman ordered the U.S. navy to patrol the Taiwan Strait, in order to implement a policy of Taiwan Strait Neutralization. Truman also declared that Taiwan’s legal status has yet to be determined, its future should be considered according to the peace treaty with Japan or the United Nations. Thereafter, the U.S. submitted the“The Question of Taiwan (Formosa)”to the Fifth General Assembly of the United Nations. The Taiwan issue is both a legacy of the Second World War and a complex factor involving the Chinese Civil War and the International Cold War. The US’proposal have aroused criticism from socialist countries, and questioned by allies such as Britain and India. In the end, the US decided to postpone the case because of Chinese troops enter the Korean Peninsula, and criticism of the US government at home and abroad. Examining development of this event will help researchers understand the complex connotation of East Asian issues in the early Cold War. |