英文摘要 |
There are obvious changes of Taiwanese political and self identity in the past two decades. Maintaining the status quo is still the main stream but the pro-China/unification and pro-Taiwan/independency reveal great changes. There is a tendency away from great China from the poll of Taiwanese people, but Beijing still insists on One-China politics. Therefore, the drop height of identity across the Taiwan Strait became an unsolved knot for the two sides. If Beijing wants to solve this knot, she has to try to change the tendency of Taiwanese identity from pro-independence to pro-unification. Using the tough way to threaten Taiwanese people seemed ineffective for China’s goal, and the insistency on One-China principle also could not turn back the Taiwan national identity. If Beijing chooses the armed forces to solve the knot, therefore, she could achieve the goal and only the goal of deterring Taiwan’s legal independency. If Beijing chooses to reunify Taiwan, then she has to change her Taiwan policy. For Beijing, she has tried her best to reducing the cross-strait hostility, decreasing the deterrence, and enriching the benignant interaction to solve the knot. |