Should Taiwan be part of China?

i'm not saying that Taiwan should be controlled by China.at least ,china has a policy: one country , two policies.Just like Hongkong, now it is developing very well, isn't it ?
so everyone of us may think about it , what it is really good to Taiwan ?

China is taiwan, Taiwan is China.

I've been doing alot of research, and i've found out that, Chiang Kai Shek or Jiang Jie Shi, proclaimed that Taipei be the temporary capitol of Republic of China, when they first arrived in Taiwan. He did not proclaim that Taiwan was the new China, and i mean it's pretty obvious, if he said Taipei would be the Temporary capitol of China then doesn't that make Taiwan part of China.....

I've been reading what people have written, and some say the Taiwanese - (Correction the Taiwanese are Chinese, the only Taiwanese people in Taiwan are the natives that have been there for thousands and thousands of years!) should be able to choose for themselves, well i think that's perfectly fair, I'm a Chinese Australian, born in Shanghai but came to Australia when i was 2 and i treasure my freedom, but i will never forget where i come from and what my people have suffered. I mean after all if it wasn't for ur Country u wouldn't be here but besides dat, yeah pretty much i'm an Aussie, think of it this way, In Australia we have the mainland, and then we have a island state Tasmania, the Taiwan/China situation is like , if the people living on Tasmania one day say "screw this we dont need australia we can live on our own" do you really think the central Australian government would let go dat easily, no!. It hurts for someone like me to see people of the same origin fight because of different beliefs, it's like two brothers fighting. What's the point? they're all the same people, and what get's me angered is the fact that a country which has absolutely nothing to do with it stirs things up i think you know what country i'm talking about the big uncle sam, the international police of the world, the country that has it all, but never enough, the country that loves sticking it's nose into other peoples business. Now i think is a time for both Chinese, and the Chinese in Taiwan to ask a question "why are we doing this", not "when are we going to do this". Because the way i see it if we do fight, that's just what the Americans want, for us to fight so they can make money off our misfortunes, In fighting we're only fighting ourselves there will be no end, because only the dead see the end of war!


Jason Lu ...
Sydney
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Taiwan is just a province of China.

here's a little overview of the history between taiwan and china from what i know.

taiwan had been part of china since the Ming Dynasty of China. however as the Ming court starts to decline, the dutch from the kingdom of netherlands took over taiwan and colonised her. At that time, the Qing army, who are the north invaders or Manchu invaders, had conquered most of china and even the capital, beijing. the fate of Ming Dynasty was definitely sealed. however, there were many patriots who still lived in taiwan wanted to overthrow the Qing and restore Ming. this was very obvious that the Qing warriors and calvary were far much powerful than the Ming's. the last emperor of Ming Dynasty had even hung himself on a tree. the brother of the emperor then took over his throne as Emperor LongWu. but he was later assinated by the Qing soldiers.
many Hans thought that they could fight against the Qing army with their poweful battleships as the Qing did not have powerful ships at that time. but before they could fight the Qing, they had to get rid of the dutch in taiwan. the chinese were successful to chase the dutch out of taiwan with their battleships. later, the china mainland became the Qing Dynasty Empire of the manchus while taiwan remain as a territory of the Ming Dynasty. this only lasted for a few years. very soon when Emperor Shunzi of the Qing dyasnty retired(he became a monk), Emperor KangXi took over his throne. KangXi later built a powerful fleet of battleships and managed to take over taiwan. ever since, taiwan continued to be part of china.
until the 1880s, the Qing court had began to decline. western imperialist took over parts of china like hong kong and maccau. Japan then conquered manchuds ria and taiwan.
soon after the 1911 revolution, Qing emperor xuantong abdicated and sun yatsen, a chinese democratic revolutionary of GuoMinDang settled up the republic of china. this was the birth of the republic of china. however at that time, another group, led by mao zedong, were starting to grow. they were the communists. these two parties had fought each other since then although they had allied twice, once to get rid of warlordism and second time to fight the world war II against the japanese. after wwII, the leader of the GuoMinDang was Chiang Kaishek(Jiang Jieshi). he was too eager to fight the communists and had many tatical errors. the GuoMinDang later lost to the chinese communist party and fled to Taiwan and set up a provisional capital there. until today, there is still a People's Republic of China(the mainland communist) and a Republic of China(taiwan democrats).

personally, i think that China should not bother about whether taiwan belongs to whoose. this is because they both have different idealogy. look at hong kong after the british had returned her to china. although it was said to be a special administrative area because of the different idealogy, there were still demonstrations by the people who are not happy about it. moreover, china still have many other problems which she have not resolved. problems like having 16 most polluted cities in the world are still around. although they are slowly opening up their market - allowing private ownerships - they still have other problems. i think they should resolve most of their internal problems first before getting even more lands. china already have a relatively big mass of lands. it should be enough for them to build up their country. once they had built up their country and is sure that they are capable of handling more lands, then maybe they could see if the people in taiwan would like to join china under a single country but different governance.

Taiwan deserves its own voice and does not need to stay with Mainland China if they do not feel it is necessary to do so. The problem is that there are two different ideologies involved, which makes this subject somewhat complex. Mainland China is still Communist and Taiwanese are not. In history it appears that the Taiwanese have endured immense oppression under Mainland China for some time for political differences. Such a sad ordeal.