The Development Of Cross-strait Relations And Its Obstacles In The Past Ten Years

Since 1949,China's mainland and the Taiwan region have basically been in a de facto division.On New Year's Day in 1979,the Chinese Communist Party issued the "Report to Taiwan Compatriots" and began to move toward peaceful reunification of Taiwan.On October 15,1987,the Taiwan authorities announced the opening of Taiwan residents to visit relatives on the mainland.On October 16,the State Council approved the State Council.The General Office announced the "Notice on Taiwan's Compatriots' Visiting the Mainland to Visit the Motherland." So far,the two sides have broken the 38-year-old chill period since 1949,and the cross-strait compatriots have become increasingly close.However,until 2005,KMT Chairman Lien Chan visited the mainland and met with Hu Jintao,then General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee.The two sides reached a agreement on the "92 Consensus" for the first time and advocated resuming the promotion of cross-straits on the basis of agreeing with the "92 Consensus".Negotiations,the two sides of the strait will begin to truly exchange mutual trust.In 2008,Kuomintang Chairman Ma Ying-jeou won the general election in Taiwan and reaffirmed the development of cross-strait relations on the basis of the "1992 Consensus".A new situation emerged in cross-strait development.However,with the DPP chairman Tsai Ing-wen in power in 2016,her "Taiwan independence" policy and the proposition is that the cross-strait relations are becoming more and more tense.Under the auspices of Tsai Ing-wen,the "Taiwan independence" forces are also becoming increasingly rampant.In addition,the involvement of external forces such as the United States and Japan in the Taiwan Strait has also complicated the relationship between the two sides.In the past decade,cross-strait development has entered an ideal situation,and economic and trade exchanges and personnel exchanges have made great progress.However,under the interference of the "Taiwan independence" forces led by the DPP,cross-strait exchanges have also been hindered.Over the past decade,the cognition and concepts of the people on both sides of the strait have been constantly changing.Generally speaking,there are problems in the development of cross-strait relations.