CLEAN : Taiwan China ties at crossroads as vote looms

The video discusses Taiwan's status since 1949, highlighting the historical context of its relationship with China. It covers the economic integration between Taiwan and China over the past eight years and the concerns of the younger Taiwanese generation about potential political domination by China. The video also explores the political differences between Taiwan's KMT and DPP parties, particularly regarding their stance on the 'One China Principle' and relations with the Chinese Communist Party.

What strategy has Beijing used to try to integrate Taiwan with the mainland?

• Diplomatic isolation

• Military force

• Economic inducements

• Cultural exchange programs

What has been the trend in Taiwan-China relations over the past eight years?

• Increased military tension

• Decreased economic integration

• Increased economic integration

• Complete political unification

Why are younger Taiwanese generations concerned about closer ties with China?

• Environmental issues

• Political domination by China

• Economic recession

• Loss of cultural identity

What is the main difference between the KMT and DPP regarding Taiwan's status?

• KMT supports the 'one China principle', DPP does not

• Both support the 'one China principle'

• DPP supports economic integration, KMT does not

• KMT supports independence, DPP supports unification

What is the DPP's stance on the 'one China principle'?

• They are undecided

• They partially support it

• They fully support it

• They do not recognize it