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The 37 pages that link to Taiwan Strait, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese Civil WarRelated: The Nationalists’ retreat across it turned the unfinished conflict into a lasting geopolitical division.

• South China SeaBroader topic: It forms the sea's northeastern passage toward the East China Sea.

• TaiwanRelated: Its geography defines the military and political boundary across which the dispute is managed.

• East AsiaRelated: Its strategic importance makes regional boundaries and political relationships consequential.

• KuomintangRelated: The strait became the frontier between the rival governments after 1949.

• East China SeaRelated: It forms the sea’s southern passage toward the South China Sea.

• People's Liberation ArmyRelated: PLA exercises and contingency planning focus heavily on potential conflict across the strait.

• FujianRelated: The strait shapes Fujian’s maritime geography and close historical ties with Taiwan.

• Cross-Strait relationsBroader topic: The strait gives the relationship its name and forms a strategic military boundary.

• Kingdom of TungningRelated: Control of the strait linked Tungning’s island base to mainland trade and warfare.

• Taiwan independence movementRelated: The movement’s political dispute is concentrated across this strategically significant strait.

• Dutch FormosaRelated: Its routes linked the colony to Chinese ports, the Pescadores, and wider maritime trade.

• Chinese reunificationBroader topic: It is the geographic divide at the center of the unresolved modern reunification question.

• Philippine SeaCompared with: Unlike the open Philippine Sea, this nearby passage is a narrow and politically sensitive waterway.

• Teresa TengRelated: Teng’s recordings circulated across a politically divided strait despite restrictions and competing governments.

• Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing CompanyRelated: TSMC’s concentration of advanced production in Taiwan gives the strait strategic significance.

• MazuRelated: Mazu worship crossed this maritime corridor with migration and ongoing temple connections.

• XiamenRelated: The strait shapes Xiamen’s coastal geography and its cross-strait connections.

• Luzon StraitRelated: It is the other major maritime passage around Taiwan, with different geography and political significance.

• Ma Ying-jeouNarrower topic: The strait is the geographical and strategic setting for the cross-strait relations central to Ma’s politics.

• KeelungRelated: Keelung’s strategic role is shaped by Taiwan’s position within this regional maritime setting.

• New Taipei CityRelated: New Taipei City’s northern coastline borders this strait.

• Changhua CountyRelated: Changhua County’s western coast faces the strait.

• First Taiwan Strait CrisisNarrower topic: Its geography made nearby islands strategic points in a divided Chinese conflict.

• Xiamen IslandRelated: The island’s eastern maritime setting is defined by this strait.

• Yunlin CountyRelated: Yunlin's western boundary reaches this strait.

• Cape EluanbiRelated: Its waters meet the Pacific near the cape.

• History of the People's Republic of ChinaRelated: The unresolved cross-strait dispute is a persistent consequence of the civil war.

• Pingtung CountyRelated: Its western waters shape Pingtung’s fishing, island connections, and coastal geography.

• Taitung CountyCompared with: Unlike Taiwan’s west-facing strait coast, Taitung opens onto the Pacific.

• ChinaRelated: The unresolved status of Taiwan is a central security issue for Beijing.

• History of the Republic of ChinaRelated: The strait became the military and political frontier between the rival governments.

• Matsu IslandsNarrower topic: The Matsu Islands lie in its northern part, close to the mainland coast.

• PenghuNarrower topic: Penghu occupies the strait’s central waters, between Taiwan and the mainland.

• Pratas IslandRelated: Pratas lies south of the strait, along a strategically watched maritime route.

• Prehistory of TaiwanRelated: Lower sea levels and later island isolation affected movement between Taiwan and the mainland.

• Retreat of the government of the Republic of China to TaiwanRelated: Crossing the strait turned a mainland retreat into an island-based government’s new geographic reality.