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One China Is An Indisputable Fact
Why is the "One Country, Two Systems" Policy Feasible?

Taiwan was returned to China de jure and de facto at the end of the Second World War. It became an issue only as an aftermath of the ensuing anti-popular civil war started by Kuomintang, and more especially because of intervention by foreign forces.
Taiwan question and civil war launched by Kuomintang. During the war of resistance against Japanese aggression the Chinese Communist Party and other patriotic groups pressed Kuomintang into a national united front with the Communist Party to fight Japanese imperialist aggression.

Origin of the Taiwan Question
 
U.S. reaffirms commitment to one-China policy
Obama reiterates one-China policy
One China Is An Indisputable Fact
Bush reiterates one-China policy
Fiji reiterates its commitment to one-China policy
 
White paper lauds parties' joint effort
The Taiwan Question and Reunification of China
The One-China Principle and the Taiwan Issue
 
Anti-secession law reflects common will
Anti-secession law to be submitted to NPC
Anti-secession law called 'timely'
   
Taiwan holds televised debate for candidates of leader election
SEF chairman re-elected, vows to boost cross-strait ties
Mainland to adopt measures to optimize financing for Taiwanese enterprises
Cross-Strait peace pact will benefit both sides but more efforts are needed: mainland
189 Taiwan residents take mainland patent agent qualification exam this year: spokeswoman
   
Mao: Message to Compatriots in Taiwan
Mao Zedong: The Chinese People Have Stood Up!
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