大陆和台湾能否和平统一（China and Taiwan can be peaceful and unified）.docVIP

大陆和台湾能否和平统一（China and Taiwan can be peaceful and unified） China and Taiwan can be peaceful and unified Shu kaiping/wen After the Japanese fascist war ended in 1945, the Chinese government accepted the sovereignty of Taiwan, and Taiwan and penghu returned to Chinas sovereignty. The situation in China in 1949 was settled. Chiang kai-shek lost Taiwan, and China began a divided period. We have to ask, why didnt the mainland go after the poor then? Instead, it has given Taiwan a respite, a return to American aid, and Taiwan as a counterweight to China. Actually at that time, personally think that there are two main reasons, first of all, the continental army also dont have the ability to across the sea battle, is different from hainan and Taiwan, the Taiwan strait has kinmen and penghu as a springboard, formed a tight defences, between and among each other in coordination, and hainan island without become horns, and hainan defenders only hundreds of left and right sides, narrow qiongzhou strait than in the Taiwan strait, across the sea difficulty is small, also have the qiongya column meet communist troops on the island. Second, very important strategic position of Taiwan, southeast China portal, enter the path of the Pacific Ocean, hanging in the overseas, and Taiwan and the mainland across the sea, Chiang kai-shek also put forward the slogan to counter-attack the mainland, Taiwan is instability, MAO zedong is to want to play in Taiwan, so the deployment of more than 50, southeast of force closure by SuYu command. But when the unified trend is around the corner, the war in Korea to help South Korea, and prevent the U.S. navys seventh fleet into the Taiwan strait is unified, the mainland because of strategic factors to the south, having to forgo the liberation of Taiwan. Today, China has hopes of peaceful reunification of Taiwan, and put hope on the Taiwan peoples, with preferential economic policy Taiwan businessmen, to each other to each other to strengthen Taiwan, but