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Liaoning ship or Hong Kong celebrations, Taiwan feels the threat of DW army (Chinese)
The experience of Li Zhongxian, a professor at the Tainan National University of Success, at Frankfurt Airport in Germany last weekend, once again left him personally feeling Taiwan's isolation in the international community. When he was registered at the counter of Turkish Airlines, he repeatedly explained that, as a citizen of the Republic of China (Taiwan), he was exempted from signing for Israel. However, air operators are not aware of Israel's entry rules and insist that citizens of the People's Republic of China need an Israeli visa to enter the country. The staff complained: "Is it so embarrbading, is it better to be Chinese?" Professor Li replied, "One China can not! One by one: China, Taiwan." The Republic of China is the official name of Taiwan. Currently recognized by only 20 countries in the world, most of them are small countries in Latin America and Africa. However, pbadports with the Republic of China may be exempted from the signatures of 124 countries, including European Schengen countries, the United States and Israel. "It's very ridiculous!", Said Professor Li: "Taiwan is very similar to Western society.It has freedom, democracy and human rights, and an open society. There are so many countries giving us visa-free status, but there are so few diplomatic parties. " Beijing is exerting diplomatic pressure on the world. Most countries recognize that the People's Republic of China is the only legal representative of China. Although Taiwan, a population of 23 million inhabitants, is a model of Asian democracies, it has been repressed by mainland China all year round. In 2005, China pbaded the Anti-Secession Law, which lays the legal foundation for the re-establishment of Taiwan by force. In 2016, Tsai Ing-wen, the leader of the Progressive Democratic Party of the local Green Camp party, won the presidential election in Taiwan. Since then, Beijing has increased diplomatic pressure. In the past 12 months, Taiwan has lost three so-called "states of diplomatic relations". The number of countries that have recognized the Republic of China in the international community has now been reduced to 20. In 2017, Taiwan did not participate in the world for the first time in the last eight years …
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