Aim is to achieve peaceful reunification,
It promises of non-military exercise,
The cross-strait personnel exchanges
Promotion of economic and cultural ties.,
Establishment of cross-strait direct communication as soon as possible,
Establish the trade links with mutual cooperation.
China’s main land has a socialist system where as Taiwan has capitalist system. After the unification that system will be retained by Taiwan and will merge with main land slowly and gradually over a period of time.
Taiwan will enjoy a high degree of autonomy after unification. The central government, the administration and the military will not be disturbed
The resolution of Taiwanese issue is the internal matter of of the Chinese people and only they are going to settle it. There is no need of any foreign interference in this matter. The Chinese government has strictly followed this policy and hopefully Taiwan government will also find the solution within the ambit of this policy, this policy has been reiterated time and again by successive Chines governments before the the world and Taiwan also.
The Chinese government strictly denounces the use of force to settle an issue. It always prefers peaceful measure to resolve the issue of Taiwan. However china has never promised not to use force. It reserves the right to use any means deemed appropriate to settle this issue if need be. As long as the US government and the world as whole supports Taiwan authorities but keep in mind that Taiwan is an integral part of china and PRC is the only legal government of china, there will be no friction between the foreign countries and China. However the Taiwanese authorities are expected to think and act within the scope of on china. The concept of independent Taiwan will not be acceptable to china at any cost.
The reunification of Taiwan with china will be beneficial to people of both the lands. When the Chinese speak to the Taiwanese authorities, they always talk of one country china and its indivisible sovereignty and territorial integrity. This is the basic premise on which further dialogue can be developed to achieve global peace.
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