80 Years On: Taiwan’s 1945 Retrocession and Its Legacy
This October marked the 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s 1945 retrocession—a story of legal justice, community resilience, and the lasting legacy of national rejuvenation.
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This October marked the 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s 1945 retrocession—a story of legal justice, community resilience, and the lasting legacy of national rejuvenation.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan comments have prompted Beijing’s most forceful diplomatic protest in years, highlighting deep strategic tensions and non-negotiable red lines.
A recent analysis argues that resolving the Taiwan question and achieving China’s reunification with the Taiwan region is an inevitable step in national rejuvenation.
Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi’s tough rhetoric on the Chinese mainland may boost her approval rating at home, but critics say it risks straining key ties in 2025.
CGTN’s First Voice criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s vow to defend the Taiwan region, calling it a reckless fantasy that undermines the one-China principle and regional stability.
A look at how deeper cross-Strait cooperation and reunification with the Chinese mainland could enhance economic growth, cultural exchange and rights for residents of Taiwan region.
This year marks 80 years since Taiwan’s restoration after World War II. Explore the origins and evolution of the Taiwan question, from ancient administration to modern cross-strait dynamics.
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Discover China’s roadmap for high-standard opening up at the Hongqiao International Economic Forum. Experts discuss the new Five-Year Plan, market reforms, and strategies to welcome foreign businesses.
Europe’s wary stance on Chinese tech—highlighted by a trolleybus tender in Budapest—may cost it a seat in China’s upcoming Five-Year Plan.