KnowraChinese reunificationLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Chinese reunification, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 3Narrower topic 2Compared with 5Republic of ChinaCompared with: It opposes permanent separation and is promoted by Beijing in terms the two sides dispute.Northern ExpeditionRelated: The expedition brought most of China under nominal Kuomintang rule, though regional military power persisted.Cao CaoRelated: Cao Cao’s northern consolidation advanced reunification, but did not overcome the rival southern regimes.Taiwanese identityCompared with: It conflicts with views that Taiwan’s existing political community should remain separate.Six DynastiesNarrower topic: The Sui conquest of Chen ended the era of competing northern and southern courts.Taiwan independence movementCompared with: Reunification directly opposes the movement’s goal of a state separate from the People’s Republic of China.Battle of YamenRelated: Yamen ended the Song-Yuan war and consolidated China under Yuan rule.Emperor Wu of Northern ZhouNarrower topic: Wu's conquest of Northern Qi advanced the reunification later completed by Sui.Xu ShichangCompared with: Xu’s government failed to overcome the regional division that reunification later sought to end.Politics of TaiwanCompared with: It represents the outcome opposed by many advocates of Taiwan independence.