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"Peace is not difficult to put into words. It simply means adhering to the 1992 Consensus and opposing Taiwan independence. There are no other conditions."---Ms. Zheng Liwen
The above quotes are excerpted from an interview she conducted a couple of days ago after returning from her visit to the Chinese Mainland. The words themselves seem impeccable, but there are fundamental differences across the strait: China adheres to "One China," which means there is no allowance for two sovereignties; and Taiwan insists on "equality," which is an euphemism for two countries. The differences are beyond reconciliation so far.
It is a long way ahead for a final settlement across the strait if both sides rely solely on peaceful means. But as long as KMT hews to its name-- "The Nationalist Party of China" wholeheartedly, there is a hope.
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