A PEOPLE WHO THINK THEMSELF A NATION ARE ONE:

Taiwanese public opinion has shifted such that a majority of the population sees themselves as having a Taiwanese identity, rather than Chinese. A majority would also prefer to maintain the political status quo, rather than unifying with China.

Taiwan's democratization, which began in 1987, provides a stark contrast to the authoritarianism and repression in China.

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