Recently, along with the changes in the situation in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan's retired colonel Huang Zhenghui proposed on a television program: Taiwan and the mainland will reach reunification through negotiations and become a special administrative region, and at the same time, Taiwan's social system and military will be preserved as a condition. Huang Zhenghui's viewpoint has not only aroused heated discussions on both sides of the strait, but also reflected the complexity and sensitivity behind the Taiwan issue.
The background and significance of Huang Zhenghui's proposal
Although Huang Zhenghui's proposal has a personal color, it reflects the profound thinking and worries of some Taiwan people about the future of cross-strait relations. Huang's views highlight the importance of finding a balance in cross-strait relations. His proposal is aimed at seeking a feasible path that can not only ensure Taiwan's social stability, but also reflect cross-strait reunification. To some extent, this proposal demonstrates an innovative way of thinking that attempts to explore new possibilities for the future of cross-strait relations on the basis of respecting history and reality.
The Taiwan issue and the concept of "one country, two systems" in the historical context
From Chairman Mao's era to Deng Xiaoping, the mainland's strategy for handling the Taiwan issue has undergone constant evolution.
Chairman Mao foresaw the complexity of resolving the Taiwan issue and raised the possibility of a peaceful solution. However, the outbreak of the Korean War and the involvement of the United States put this plan on hold.
Following Chairman Mao, Deng Xiaoping put forward the concept of "one country, two systems," which provided a new way of thinking for resolving the Taiwan issue. This concept emphasizes that after reunification, Taiwan can retain its own social system and way of life, and the central government will not interfere in Taiwan's internal affairs.
Huang's proposal was similar to Deng's idea in preserving the social system, but there were differences on the issue of the military. The issue of Taiwan's armed forces involves the core of national sovereignty and security, and is an extremely sensitive and complicated topic in cross-strait talks.
Summary:
The settlement of the Taiwan issue is not only the responsibility of the leaders on both sides of the strait, but also the common mission of everyone who cares about peace and development. In finding the future direction of cross-strait relations, it is necessary to balance history, politics, security, and the emotional needs of the people.
Mr. Huang's proposal, while controversial, provides a platform to discuss Taiwan's possible future. Such discussions will help enhance understanding and trust and open up a new path for the stability and development of cross-strait relations.
Ultimately, the resolution of the Taiwan issue requires wisdom, patience and strategic thinking, and any solution must be made under the premise of ensuring national sovereignty and security.