on the historical evolution of the taiwan issue and the spratly islands dispute comparison（台湾问题的历史沿革和南沙群岛争端的比较）.docVIP

On the historical evolution of the Taiwan issue and the Spratly Islands dispute Comparison Abstract: Taiwan and the Spratly Islands dispute is the question facing China’s most pressing and most likely out of control security threats, from a historical and international background, national sovereignty and national sentiment, economic development and national security perspective of their common ground, from the problem root formation, the problem of substance, the intensity of conflict, conflict resolution strategies perspective of the difference between the two, in order to respond to the policy, no doubt create a harmonious and stable development environment, maintaining an important strategic opportunity for China’s development period, promoting China’s modernization process has far-reaching practical significance. Keywords: Taiwan; Spratly Islands dispute; Comparative Perspective “In the 21st century, China’s land border security issues are relatively stable, but the direction of the sea, there are still many outstanding issues”, [1] “In the next 10-20 years, China is facing the most pressing security threats, but also the most may be out of control are: Taiwan, Nansha Islands dispute. “[2] and the return of Taiwan is” China’s participation in world affairs, issued the world’s first qualification certificate “, [3] (P.308) is the Nansha Islands China to seek international resources of the Pacific beachhead at least, therefore, compare the Taiwan issue and the Spratly Islands dispute, to create a harmonious and stable development environment, maintaining our important strategic development opportunities, promoting China’s modernization process will undoubtedly have far-reaching practical significance. First, the Taiwan issue and the Spratly Islands dispute in common From the perspective of our perimeter security, Taiwan issue and the Spratly Islands dispute in common the following main aspects: First, the same history. Taiwan question and