China has set its eyes on Taiwan for many years, hoping to “reunify” with a country it has never ruled. Communist Party leaders claim that the democratic island is merely another province of China. Meanwhile, many in Taiwan advocate to remain in their own country or to keep the status quo.
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China has set its eyes on Taiwan for many years, hoping to “reunify” with a country it has never ruled. Communist Party leaders claim that the democratic island is merely another province of China. Meanwhile, many in Taiwan advocate to remain in their own country or to keep the status quo.