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lucsh

以下是引用Levy在2005-3-4 15:14:00的发言：
Easy, buddy,first off,  I respect what you did and your wish of a stronger China. Let's face it. Taiwan is actually a nation from almost every aspects politically,economically and socially.  If there was no China out there in the UN, Taiwan would be recognized a nation, an independent nation. People outside mainland believe practically that Taiwan and China are two countries although nobody claims that offcially.

I can't agree with you . One day ,I believe you will be proud of being Chinese instead of so-called Taiwanese. Your region's fate should be decided by all  Chinese including 1.3billion  people in mainland China as well as you people in taiwan ,China

Levy

以下是引用lucsh在2005-3-5 3:13:00的发言：


I can't agree with you . One day ,I believe you will be proud of being Chinese instead of so-called Taiwanese. Your region's fate should be decided by all  Chinese including 1.3billion  people in mainland China as well as you people in taiwan ,China

Let me make this clear. First of all, I am not from Taiwan, and I am an absolute mainlander. Also, I am not a nationalist. Second, you should be careful that China is a more than a geographical term. Dont confuse our mainlander with Chinese. Ethnically, we people regardless whether from Taiwan and Mainland are Chinese and this is without doubt and won't change no matter what will happen in the future. The main difference between us is that we are the product of different political system, which for the most part explains the dispute regarding on this issue. From a  democratic point of view, the country's destiny should be decided by its people, in other words, a referendum. This way, however, is definitely unacceptable for a country ruled by totalitarian regime since they are convinced that the unification of a country is a matter of the utmost importance of a state. With this said, they will do whatever they can to prevent separitism. As those who live under such a different political system, people cross- strait are just guided by their respective administrations. Personally, I am king of middle in terms of political orientation, especially in this issue. I will not have any problem if one day Taiwainese declare independence through referendum since it is Taiwan's mainstream public opinion, even though I would favour a unification of two sides. But I believe sooner or later two sides will be reunified and this is just a matter of time. Period.

chriszhang

双方的领导人会有足够的智慧和平解决问题的。大家一定放心。不用急。

jackzeng76

Dear peers

Let me share a true personal experience with you:

When I first came to Singapore 10 yrs ago, many local ppl, majority are Chinese race, had a biased view on mainland Chinese, looking down us as the poor guys from a backward country except for the strong academic performance Chinese scholars have achieved. While, due to the rapid growth of China economy, many of my classmates started to talk to us to find out the business opportunities in China during the graduating year in 2000. By now, Singapore government has spent tons of money on advertisement in China to attract the new generation of rich mid-class mainland Chinese to travel and shop in Singapore.  - a 180 turn in their view.

Similarly, I used to hear HKee to call mainland Chinese as "Liao Biao", and now my HK colleagues keep asking us to visit and shop in HK for one single reason to boost the local economy.

Thus, one of the courses to change the mindset of those in another side of Straits is to further develop China economy and at the same time strengthen bilateral interaction. Treat them as friends not foes, and unite them via comprehensive strength not merely military force.

cheers  

4star-admiral

Dear  catking,

You are a real Chinese man!

I disclosed this long time ago and was wondering whether I should question the schools!