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What are the contributions of Chiang Kai shek to Taiwan?
Mao Zedong and his followers had seized hold of the government in mainland China, and Chiang Kai Shek had no choice but to flee to Taiwan. He improved Taiwan and made it from a rural area of China to a flourishing country. Yet Chiang Kai Shek always wanted to obtain mainland China again and return there, and yet his plans never succeeded. His son was supposed to fulfill his dad's wishes, but he never did, either.
What was the outcome of Kuomintamg?
The Kuomintamg is the current political party in Taiwan. The party was founded by Sun Yet-Sen and they fled to Taiwan after the Chinese Civil War with the Communists winning control of mainland China.
Why did china refuse to accept Taiwan as an independent nation?
If Taiwan were to take the gamble and cross that line, the argument goes, it will have moved closer to "de jure independence," or legal separation from the mainland, and Beijing would have little choice but to engage it militarily. And yet, Taiwan has repeatedly "declared" its independence ever since the island's process of democratization began at the end of the last century.
Has china resumed sovereignty over Taiwan?
China has not yet resumed sovereignty over Taiwan; at least that is the opinion of the newspapers in the United States. China claims it has sovereignty. Taiwan has allowed China some privileges. What sovereignty will mean is a question.
What are some conflicts between China and Taiwan?
The politicians want Taiwan to be separate from China and they tried to gain UN membership as Taiwan as opposed to Republic of China (they failed). During the Chinese civil war most Nationalists escaped to Taiwan and developed its economy but both governments claimed to be in control of both China and Taiwan. Eventually the Nationalists gave up the idea. There is constant conflict between Taiwan and China as Taiwan wants to declare independence. Taiwan buys weapons from US in order to protect themselves from a possible invasion.
What is is the name of the island outside China's eastern border?
thats Taiwan. Taiwan is a rather complicated place. they are chinese. its called the Republic of China. whereas china itself is called The Peoples Republic of China. confusing yet? well taiwan wants to sovereign, and china wants them to be completely chinese. the little bit of water that is between china and taiwan is filled with the US navy. so if china decides to start bombing taiwan...we are in the middle.
What is the name of the island outside China's eastern border?
thats Taiwan. taiwan is a rather complicated place. they are chinese. its called the Republic of China. whereas china itself is called The Peoples Republic of China. confusing yet? well taiwan wants to sovereign, and china wants them to be completely chinese. the little bit of water that is between china and taiwan is filled with the US navy. so if china decides to start bombing taiwan...we are in the middle.
What is the name of the island outside chinas eastern border?
thats taiwan. taiwan is a rather complicated place. they are chinese. its called the Republic of China. whereas china itself is called The Peoples Republic of China. confusing yet? well taiwan wants to sovereign, and china wants them to be completely chinese. the little bit of water that is between china and taiwan is filled with the US navy. so if china decides to start bombing taiwan...we are in the middle.
How was science discovered in china?
Chinese science, as they say, was given by gods yet such things like this are frequently blocked in mainland China. Down with the CCP!
Does China own Taiwan?
It is in fact true that China does own many US military assets and marketing assets. The US is also in debt to China. The reason this hasen't taken effect yet because China hasen't asked for payment yet.
Chinese taipei or Taiwan is same?
china does not want taiwan to be alone in the olympics so they refer it as to chinese taipei. the taiwanese do not want to be known as chinese taipei if u look at a world map it is known as taiwan. but some people in china call it chinese taipei. the taiwanese aint stupid, they know about china. and what they do there. they know if china get taiwan back they will be slaves to them. some taiwanese are haveing an identiny crisis thinking if there chinese or not.. the people of taiwan are very nice. dont get upset if they stair at you it is because they only see taiwanese and not many visiters oftan because taiwan aint that popular yet. it is known though for its beefy noodles. even though taiwan is not part of china the chinese goverment is in taiwan. so there lots of chinese people who live in taiwan. and also alot speak chinese. in china they say lies saying that taiwan is part of china. in 2007 people think this is the year china gonna take taiwan. but it never happened. and rumors in 2011 same thing never happened. here we are in 2012. when will china take over taiwan? that is something we will never know yet till it happens. but anyway china can takeover taiwan if they want but there just no need. they make buisness with each other though. by giveing taiwan there chinese food recipes to sell in taiwan. but they do know that taiwan will be back up by us if china attacks. some people wonder why does china enter the olympics? because they want to prove to the world how there system works best. china says " if your try to back away form us during the olympics we will invade taiwan" so they have no choice as to refer it as to chinese taipei. did this awnser your question? i hope it did i will be awnsering lots of questions about asia so most awnsers are going to be form me. i know i gave you more then what you asked but i wanted to give a full message on taiwan and the relates between china and taiwan. hope this helped
When did the Republic of China begin?
The establishment time line of the Republic of China (中華民國):Xinhai Revolution Wuchang Uprising - 10 October 1911Republic established - 1 January 1912End of Japanese rule in Taiwan - 25 October 1945Constitution - 25 December 1947Government relocated to Taipei - 7 December 1949
