@@loyalbeaver9402 how about nanjing massacre ??? ((NANJING MASSACRE)) ? East asia bla bla bla = Japanese Propaganda. Mate... Japanese impreal use propaganda = project east asia bla bla bla
@@Naruto-ej4ki All these massacres were committed by the Japanese armies, of which Taiwanese military was A PART of. More than 200 thousands Taiwanese fought in WWII as part of the Imperial Japanese Armies. 32000+ lost their lives for the Emperor - their "Spiritual Tablet" is today still enshrined in the Yasukuni Shrine. Japan didn't forget Taiwan's sacrifice for the Empire during WWII. For the Taiwanese to somewhat pose themselves in solidarity with the Ally, they are not only distorting history, but also desecrating the memories of their own forefathers, who were KILLED by the Allies as the Allies' enemies. China is the country who fought against Japan, NOT Taiwan, who fought FOR Japan. Taiwan today uses the name ROC only sparingly as a purely cosmetic dressing. In all of its government's official documents & announcements, the word "China" is used to exclusively refer to PRC. In other words, Taiwan's official stance has long become that China = PRC and itself = Taiwan and only Taiwan, nothing but Taiwan. Taiwan can't have its cake and eat it too. Either ROC is China, which means Taiwan is not a sovereign country but a province of China and PRC is an illegitimate regime of rebels, or Taiwan is an independent country parallel to and distinct from China, which means Taiwan doesn't get to claim China's legacy, honor or historical memory, since in that case China is simply a foreign country. By voluntarily and unambiguously choosing the the latter, Taiwan forfeits its right to be associated with both China and the Allies in WWII. The rightful place to commemorate Taiwanese soldiers in WWII is Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo. Nanjing was China's capital. It has nothing to do with Taiwan.
@@user-we5mk3tw4w so the Q wasn't directed at you. You got it, because you are the target group of that video. But we, as Non-chinese people don't understand why we got this video in our recommendations, because our location and Video preferation doesn't fit into the target group.
@赛博朋克 ohh really? well im chinese i guess i have the right to say it... Mainland already lost the so called "true chinese" the moment Mao ZeDong launched the so called " The Chinese Culture Revolution"!! After the CCP took over china in 1949 they spent several decades systematically wiping chinese culture. They altered the language ( from traditional to simplified chinese character ), burnt the classic books and scriptures destroyed monasteries and work of arts thousand of years old in the cultural revolution.. Opposite Mainland Taiwan still using Traditional character, preserving classic books and scriptures, have tons of monasteries and temple!! Aside the language spoken is the same which part of your mainland is true china? based on the land?? what a fcking joke the 5000 years culture already got destroyed in the mainland and you still have the face to say mainland is "true chinese"?? fcking 50 cent army...
If only Sun Yat Sen didn't pass out so early, Kuomintang dan CCP would be a mutual friends. And of course, when he passed out, he wasn't replaced by Chiang Kai Sek or Wang Jingwei, instead he was replaced by other people who understood his ideas more than anyone. The war against the CCP itself wasn't and wouldn't be allowed by Sun Yat Sen because it's not a right thing to do. Even if a support PRC more, I also support ROC for theirs independent. And I really hope someday, PRC & RoC will be unified under one united democratic government. China will surely be a very very great power if CCP & KMT bring theirs ideology differences away. Love from Indonesia🇮🇩.
It's becoming more and more difficult now, many of the young people of Taiwan don't think they are Chinese anymore even though their country's official name is Republic of China, even though their leader Sun Yet San made a great contribution to all Chinese people.
@@YY-pu4md Taiwan and China have one similarity. Both of them are Chinese People. Taiwan people need Democracy, and that's what Chinese Government is going to give them in the next 30 years
People always say China don't have democracy. We didn't, but like any other countries in the world, we are becoming more democratic by continuing reform. Democracy is a tool, a process, it's not a purpose. And if it is considered only as a purpose, it will tear the society apart and spread hatred. Also, we don't want other countries brutally force us to be "democratic" instead of we build it on our own because this is our own country. All the chaos, the sufferings and economic loss that it will cause, each of these are ourselves to shoulder not the foreigners. People can live peacefully happily and decide on their own, that's the real democracy, not two parties shout against each other but only pursue their own interests and do nothing good to people. Patheticly we always portrayed by Taiwan as an evil so they never truly understand us, even when we become one country, I believe mainland has no intense to change Taiwan's democracy but instead learn from it.
Even if Sun didn't pass, he would still have broke with the CCP, they were causing issues within the party, that's why Chiang ended up purging them. There was no way both parties would stay at peace, their core ideologies were way too different. The CCP pretty much stone walled every reconsiliation effort the KMT put forth after WWII. The fact that the two sides ended up with very different government systems shows how different the two parties were.
@@taoliu3949 Still, Sun Yat Sen wouldn't made the mistakes Chiang done. Like, starting a civil war before the Beiyang's Government has been thrown. Sun Yat Sen would focus on the Beiyang Government, and then the CCP. Sun Yat Sen wouldn't continue a civil war against the communist in the time of Second Sino Japanese War.
The Republic of China no longer exists. Some people insist that it still exists. The Republic of China was overthrown in 1949. Now the Republic of China has become history
The first ground unit taking Seoul from US and South Korean forces was the 60th army of Chinese People's aa Volunteer Army which was the 50th army of Republic of China armed forces.
