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China's foreign policy aims to achieve "general power" in various economic, political and technological arenas. Nationalism is increasingly becoming a common element of Chinese foreign policy. Such nationalism largely reflects the need to transform the foundations of the Chinese Communist Party's legitimacy.

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Between the governments of Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Ching-kuo, Taiwan agreed with the CCP on the One China principle. Taiwan and mainland China are part of China; China's sovereignty and territorial integrity must not be fragmented.

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After the failure of the talks, the two governments continued to use various means to force the other side to change its policies on the basis of One China. However, none of them were successful due to the high political price that the demoralized party had to pay.

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After the Kuomintang's defeat in China's civil war, the United States sought to approach China's new regime through a realistic vision of putting Taiwan and South Korea outside the United States' defensive perimeter in Asia.

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A crisis from the beginning and China's diplomatic impasse

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A crisis from the beginning and China's diplomatic impasse

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The democratization of Taiwan initiated two processes that made relations with Beijing more complex and uncertain: the introduction of relations across the Taiwan Strait on Taiwan's public agenda and the diminishing of the island's identification with mainland China.

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This problem is extremely complex since geopolitics is never easy to find a solution, especially in the case of powers in which they are in a firm and defensive position, either politically or militarily, but what could be done about it?

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The Taiwan problem is above all a question of the relationship between the government of the People's Republic of China, the only legitimate government that represents all of China with its capital in Beijing, and the government of the People's Republic of China. The issue that the Chinese must solve by themselves on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Second, the Taiwan issue is about protecting national sovereignty and territorial integrity, upholding national dignity, and opposing foreign interference by the Chinese government and people.

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The Taiwan problem is above all a question of the relationship between the government of the People's Republic of China, the only legitimate government that represents all of China with its capital in Beijing, and the government of the People's Republic of China. The issue that the Chinese must solve by themselves on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Second, the Taiwan issue is about protecting national sovereignty and territorial integrity, upholding national dignity, and opposing foreign interference by the Chinese government and people.

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https://www.mfa.gov.cn/ce/ceuy//esp/ztlm/zgtw/t386948.htm#:~:text=De%20tal%20modo%2C%20el%20problema,ambos%20lados%20del%20estrecho%20de
https://www.jagranjosh.com/general-knowledge/what-is-the-conflict-between-china-taiwan-reasons-history-present-day-scenario-1660049843-1

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There are many ideas and possible solutions, but this is not a conflict that can be solved with a simple apology or a search for peace, since, being more complex, it requires much more than a simple conference, but an agreement and a treaty must still be sought. peace There are many ideas and possible solutions, but this is not a conflict that can be resolved with a simple apology or a search for peace, since, being more complex, it requires much more than a simple conference, but an agreement and a treaty must still be sought peace

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There are many ideas and possible solutions, but this is not a conflict that can be solved with a simple apology or a search for peace, since, being more complex, it requires much more than a simple conference, but an agreement and a treaty must still be sought. peace There are many ideas and possible solutions, but this is not a conflict that can be resolved with a simple apology or a search for peace, since, being more complex, it requires much more than a simple conference, but an agreement and a treaty must still be sought peace

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1.  It is a conflict left by the civil war in China
2. Taiwan initially came under complete control of China in the 17th century. This was when the Qing dynasty commenced its administration over it.
3. On October 1, 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded. After its defeat, a part of the military and administrative officials of the Kuomintang took refuge in Taiwan, where they established a separatist regime through the armed forces with the support of the United States government.
4. The intervention by the United States in the internal affairs of China and the prevention of the reunification of China by taking advantage of the Taiwan problem
5. The fight between separatism and anti-separatism and against "Taiwan independence", whose essential point is the fight for one China and for "two Chinas". The Chinese government and people adhere to the one-China principle, resolutely oppose any plot to separate the country and the nation, and firmly reject any attempt to create "two Chinas" or "one China and one Taiwan" or seek "Taiwan independence".