KnowraTaiwan independence movementLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Taiwan independence movement, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 3Compared with 9Republic of ChinaCompared with: It challenges the Republic of China’s constitutional claim to represent China.TaiwanCompared with: It differs from maintaining the Republic of China framework while preserving self-government.Chinese nationalismCompared with: It contests the nationalist claim that Taiwan must belong to a unified Chinese nation.Taiwanese identityCompared with: It represents one political conclusion drawn from a distinct Taiwanese identity, not its only possible expression.One-China policyCompared with: It rejects the single-China framework that constrains many governments’ dealings with Taiwan.Cross-Strait relationsCompared with: Its aims conflict directly with Beijing’s claim that Taiwan belongs to China.Democratic Progressive PartyRelated: Its goals overlap with a current within the DPP, though the party’s official positions have varied.TaiwanizationRelated: Taiwanization can provide cultural and political support for independence, without being identical to it.Constitution of the Republic of ChinaCompared with: Its goals raise questions about whether the existing constitutional name and framework should remain.Tsai Ing-wenCompared with: Tsai’s administration maintained the status quo rather than pursuing formal independence.History of the Republic of ChinaCompared with: Its goals challenge the Republic of China framework inherited from mainland rule.Politics of TaiwanRelated: Its goals sharpen disagreement over Taiwan’s status and future.