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The history and culture of the Chinese nation is full of pluralism and unity, which is also vividly reflected in the characters and political views of Taiwan. This article will introduce several representative Taiwanese politicians and their different views on the issue of China's reunification.
Li Jiannan was born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, China, and his ancestral home is Jianshi County, Hubei Province. He graduated from the law department of Fu Jen University in Taiwan and completed his studies at the Institute of Revolutionary Practice. In addition to being a freelance writer and political observer, Li Jiannan also served as a special researcher for the Chinese Kuomintang. He made an impressive appearance at a political event as a supporter of the party chairman. Li Jiannan's ability to debate and his eloquence have made him highly regarded in Taiwanese political circles.
Another Taiwanese political scientist and famous is Lai Yueqian, who was born in Shuili Township, Nantou County, Taiwan, and is originally from Shanghang County, Fujian Province. Lai holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the Panthéon-Assas University in Paris, France, and a Master's degree from the Institute of East Asian Studies at NCCU. He has extensive experience in the field of political science, including spokesperson for the People First Party, independent director of China Vision, and president of the China Times Electronic News. In an interview with China Central Television, Lai said Taiwan's military is relatively weak, a view that has attracted widespread attention.
Finally, let's meet a long-established political figure, Xu Linong. Born in Taiwan, he graduated from the Army Academy and held important positions such as the chief secretary of the New Party caucus and the chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Department of the Chinese Kuomintang. Xu Linong was honored as "Daddy Xu" because he had formed the New Party and was elected as a representative of public opinion in Taiwan on behalf of the New Party. He has extensive experience in Taiwanese politics and remains an adviser to the New Party.
These Taiwanese politicians represent different political views and positions. Their differing views on China's reunification reflect the plurality and complexity of Taiwanese society. In any case, the issue of China's reunification is a topic of great concern and one of the common interests of the Chinese nation.
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