edededed wrote:I hope they don't imitate Russia and its handling of Crimea... I really like Taiwan, and I think it is just fine to have different countries of the same peoples.
For example, it is fine that we have various English-speaking countries - no need for one of them to try to "unify" them all.
Not a very good example to bring up English(British) speaking nations in different parts of the world exist and interact peacefully(now) Men might sit down at the men’s club and muse on catchy sayings such as “The sun never set on the British empire” and thing it’s all jolly good while sipping on their sherry
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. British imperialism was not that peacefully spread around the globe. If one dig deep one might come up with a pretty good theory that it’s because the brits where stamping around with their boots on Chinese soil there’s now an Taiwan issue in existence.………Anyway this year is the PRofC’s 70 birthday, and as usual foreign provocations(beginning last year) will escalate somewhat, it’s a standard. The Middle Kingdom will most certainly ride out that and have another prosperous decade coming up……that will say if the EU/US can keep their own regions stable