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The agruement is not really important to ordinary "Chinese in boarder sense".
What kind of country it would be when China "acquired" Taiwan during the
Cultural Revoltion ? Who will help the moderninzation of the Mainland ? I
believe that the progress of History is determined, when there is soil for
unification, Taiwan and the Mainland will come together; but it would be at this
moment.

Communists and so called "Patriots" should ask themselves why most Taiwanese do
not want to unify with the PRC while the majority of them admit that they are
"still" Chinese instead of advocating void and empty slogans.

The development of the Mainland would be less prosper without the participation
of Taiwanese, on the same gound, the survival of Taiwan cannot be possible
without the hinterland of the Mainland. The win-win situation can only be
achieved with cooperation, not meaningless arguement of meaningless of identity.



k wrote:

> "中國共產黨萬歲萬歲萬萬歲" <hkoutlet@hotmail.com>
> ???????:3E4375A6.1366B7E9@hotmail.com...
> > Stop the contvesrsy la ! Everybody can live without these soap-opera
> dispute ?
> > Who cares if you live under the roof of ROC or PRC or SAR if you enjoyed a
> > cherishable life ?
> >
>
> May be you and I do not care much, but there are many people care.
>
> Personnally I really don't care whether Taiwan should or should not unify
> with mainland China,
> because I am living under a cherishable life in Hong Kong.
>
> However, this issue has been under a long time argument. Surely Taiwan and
> China never gain
> any benefit from it. Who has been getting benefit? Will you disagree if I
> say American?
>
> Let make an childish assumsion, if Taiwan + CHINA, will it help the little
> giant (CHINA) to quickly become stronger?
> At that time, no matter Taiwanese, Hong Kongese or Chinese will have a
> different status. Because we are as a whole.
>
> But will CHINA still become very strong if without Taiwan? Some people may
> disagree,
> but surely most people will think so.
>
> CHINA has been facing a lot of international difficulties and the
> complicated Taiwan issue for many years while
> her economic growth is still like a rocket.
>
> Today if I say "I am very proud of being a Chinese, some people may think I
> am very crazy".
> what if after 20 years?

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