英文摘要 |
The ''92 Consensus'' is highly controversial in Taiwan and the key indicator identifying the political positions. The pan-blue camp thinks that the ''92 consensus'' means that there is only ''one China,'' but the two sides of Taiwan Strait have different interpretations regarding ''China.'' Taiwan side asserts that one China is ''Republic of China.'' As for the pan-green camp, it believes that the ''1992 consensus'' does not exist at all, and there is no room for different interpretations regarding one ''China,'' which is exactly the ''People's Republic of China.'' The results of the 2016 presidential election in Taiwan seemly suggested that the majority of Taiwanese did not support the ''92 consensus.'' Is that true? This study argues that opposition to ''92 consensus'' is actually due to a lack of information and political ideology. With good explanations and clarifications, Taiwanese people's support to ''92 consensus'' will be greatly increased. |