Tsai calls for consensus on sovereignty concept
Tsai's National Consensus has been exsited as a Question what was meant .
Lee Teng-hui stated that it is unnessary to pursue Taiwanese Independence . Taiwan is as already an Independent state .
Chen Shui-bian declared that Taiwan is definitely a sovereign indepen country . ............ absolutely does not belong to the People Republic of China .
At present ,the Bipartisan group's " Greater One China " concept is also refered to two states or two Governments of China .
The 1992 consensus is one China Principle with different interpretations .
The K.M.T.'S 1992 Consensue is to maintain under the Three Nos .
The " Greater one China " concept should not be confused with the term of " The Greater China " which is tied common combination of the three regiond , Mainland China , Hong Kong , Macua and Taiwan . It is not used in Political usage .
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Greater China, or Greater China Region, is a term used to refer to Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.[1] As a "phrase of the moment", the precise meaning is not entirely clear, and people may use it for only the commercial ties, only the cultural actions, or even as a euphemism for the Two Chinas, while others may use it for some combination of the three. The term is not specifically political in usage; ties common between the geographical regions, for instance Chinese-language television, film and music entertainment is commonly attributed to be a cultural aspect of "Greater China".[2][3] The term is also used with reference to business/economic development, such as Focus Taiwan reporting on "economic integration in the Greater China region".[4] Usage of the term may also vary as to the geographic regions it is meant to imply.
The term Greater China is generally used for referring to the cultural and economic ties between the relevant territories, and is not intended to imply sovereignty. But to avoid any political connotation, the term Chinese-speaking world or Sinophone world is often used instead of Greater China.
God bless with Taiwan !
Tsai's National Consensus has been exsited as a Question what was meant .
Lee Teng-hui stated that it is unnessary to pursue Taiwanese Independence . Taiwan is as already an Independent state .
Chen Shui-bian declared that Taiwan is definitely a sovereign indepen country . ............ absolutely does not belong to the People Republic of China .
At present ,the Bipartisan group's " Greater One China " concept is also refered to two states or two Governments of China .
The 1992 consensus is one China Principle with different interpretations .
The K.M.T.'S 1992 Consensue is to maintain under the Three Nos .
The " Greater one China " concept should not be confused with the term of " The Greater China " which is tied common combination of the three regiond , Mainland China , Hong Kong , Macua and Taiwan . It is not used in Political usage .
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Greater China, or Greater China Region, is a term used to refer to Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.[1] As a "phrase of the moment", the precise meaning is not entirely clear, and people may use it for only the commercial ties, only the cultural actions, or even as a euphemism for the Two Chinas, while others may use it for some combination of the three. The term is not specifically political in usage; ties common between the geographical regions, for instance Chinese-language television, film and music entertainment is commonly attributed to be a cultural aspect of "Greater China".[2][3] The term is also used with reference to business/economic development, such as Focus Taiwan reporting on "economic integration in the Greater China region".[4] Usage of the term may also vary as to the geographic regions it is meant to imply.
The term Greater China is generally used for referring to the cultural and economic ties between the relevant territories, and is not intended to imply sovereignty. But to avoid any political connotation, the term Chinese-speaking world or Sinophone world is often used instead of Greater China.
God bless with Taiwan !
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