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Editor’s note: This year marks the 110th anniversary of the 1911 Revolution. Zheng Yongnian, Professor of political science at the Chinese University of Hong Kong，Shenzhen, shares his views with China Daily’s Yao Yuxin on the significance of the path China has chosen for peaceful reunification and national rejuvenation, and why it is important for the world. Excerpts follow:
A Chinese mainland spokesman on Saturday denounced Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party authorities for distorting an activity held by the mainland to mark the 110th anniversary of the 1911 Revolution.
You, the people are in complete darkness? yes, unfortunately. a ship carrying fuel is on its way. it is another short term solution to an enduring problem. lebanon's politicians are talking about answers but this struggling country does not have time to waste. taiwan has issued a defiant rebuttal against beijing's. tension between the two have been growing once again as taiwan prepares to celebrate its national day on sunday. . on saturday china mark the 110th anniversary of the revolution there of 1911 which toppled the last chinese imperial dynasty. speaking invasion's great hall of the peop...
On saturday, china marked the 110th anniversary of a 1911 revolution which saw the last chinese imperial dynasty toppled. china's president said reunification with taiwan should be achieved, adding chinese people had a glorious tradition of opposing separatism. translation: national reunification by peaceful means best serves - the interest of the chinese nation as a whole, which includes our compatriots in taiwan. the taiwan question is an internal question for china. there should be no outside interference. far from an internal matter, this dispute has once again spilled out onto the global ...
Taiwan's national day celebrations, a visual show of defiance after rising tensions with china, which views the island as a breakaway province. taiwan disagrees, with a pledge to defend its sovereignty and democracy. taiwan's president, tsai ing—wen, said she was hoping for an easing of relations and would not act rashly, but insisted taiwanese people would not bow to pressure. tensions have been rising after around a record 150 chinese warplanes made incursions into taiwan's air defence zone, includingjets, bombers and spy planes, injust four days. on saturday, china marked the 110th annive...