Union of Chinese Nationalists

The Union of Chinese Nationalists (traditional Chinese: 中國泛藍聯盟; simplified Chinese: 中国泛蓝联盟;), sometimes referred to in English as the Pan-Blue Alliance of Chinese Nationalists, Chinese Pan-Blue Alliance, or China Pan-Blue Alliance, is an unregistered (and therefore illegal) political group in the People's Republic of China that supports the goals of the Kuomintang and the ideals of the pan-Blue coalition in the Republic of China on Taiwan. According to the website, it values liberal democracy and the Three Principles of the People. It originated in an Internet forum in August 2004.^[1]

UOCN is not officially recognized by the PRC government. The actual membership size and level of support for the organization is difficult to gauge because it is actively suppressed in the PRC.^[2][3][4][5]

See also

• List of political parties in the People's Republic of China
• Weiquan movement
• Political status of Taiwan
• One Country on Each Side

References

External links

• Union of Chinese Nationalists (UOCN)(中國泛藍聯盟)

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