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2014/03/06 00:14:32瀏覽623|回應4|推薦5 | |
Prof. Wang Xiaobo(王曉波)said the other day that the people died from the "White Terror" after 228 in Taiwan was "a small case" because it had been pale by comparision with the cases that communist suspects killed by KMT in Mainland. His remarks immediately elicited wodespread, vitrolic opprobrium from Green Camp. The vehement reaction reflected a telltale mindset that they deemed anyting happened in Mainland were Chinese business, having nothing to do with Taiwan. But Prof. Wang is right. From broader historical point of view, those tragedies were parts of the tribulation in modern China. KMT thought its Nationalism was the best way to save China, so it had to eliminate any opponents who would thwart in its attempt, no matter on Mainland or on Taiwan; CCP thought its Communism was the only feasible way to achieve the same goal, so it also had to rid any "anti-revolutionaries" ruthlessly. Was that either Chiang's or Mao's personal ambition, you must say? But there must have been a nationwide "general will" to push the history on its right track whether you like it or not. Get real, man. Do your best to help create a prosperous, strong China(including Taiwan) which will be no longer to be "saved" is the best policy for you to follow. |
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