Back in 1992 both sides met and the consensus was that there is one country, but both sides express it in their own way (PRC and ROC as one country, 2 different expressions).
After 1996 and the DPP’s changes to their education system, they’ve gradually scrubbed away the identity of the younger generations so most do not identify with the mainland (many prefer to simp for war criminal Japan).
Nowadays the younger parts of the KMT still pay a little lip service, but their actions show that they’re more for maintaining the status quo or even pushing towards covert independence.
Back in 1992 both sides met and the consensus was that there is one country, but both sides express it in their own way (PRC and ROC as one country, 2 different expressions).
After 1996 and the DPP’s changes to their education system, they’ve gradually scrubbed away the identity of the younger generations so most do not identify with the mainland (many prefer to simp for war criminal Japan).
Nowadays the younger parts of the KMT still pay a little lip service, but their actions show that they’re more for maintaining the status quo or even pushing towards covert independence.