KnowraCross-Strait relationsLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Cross-Strait relations, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 9Narrower topic 3Republic of ChinaNarrower topic: These relations frame the republic’s unresolved relationship with the mainland government.Chiang Kai-shekRelated: Chiang’s retreat to Taiwan established the divided political landscape these relations concern.KuomintangRelated: The Kuomintang's policies toward Beijing have repeatedly shaped debate over Taiwan's future.Taiwanese identityRelated: Different claims about Taiwanese identity affect how these relations and their risks are understood.One-China policyNarrower topic: The policy affects how other states engage with both sides of the strait.Taiwan independence movementNarrower topic: Independence advocacy is a recurring source of tension in relations across the Taiwan Strait.Lee Teng-huiRelated: Lee’s statements and policies intensified disputes over Taiwan’s status and dealings with Beijing.Chinese reunificationBroader topic: These relations determine whether present-day division moves toward integration, conflict, or continued separation.Taiwan democratizationRelated: Competitive elections made Taiwan’s future relationship with China a recurring public choice.A-MeiRelated: Political pressure surrounding her anthem performance showed how pop culture can enter cross-strait disputes.XiamenRelated: Xiamen is a major mainland hub for exchanges and transport links across the strait.History of the Republic of ChinaRelated: The unresolved civil-war division continues to structure relations across the strait.Politics of TaiwanRelated: It is the central external relationship shaping Taiwan’s security and political debate.