Taiwan is an island of China Options

[African]

Since the defeat of Chiang Kaishek by Mao Zedong forces, he fled to Taiwan and made the Island his teritory. If Taiwan was not part of China, why was there no any uprising against the intruder?

[African]

your a little too young to understand the complexity of ccp-kmt civil war.

Everyone was one day too young. ccp-kmt war was fought between Chinese nationals. So why then wasn't Kaishek rejected as an intruder.

China should be more worried about integrating and justifying the assimilation of Japanese ppl as China's 57 minority group and how Japan was an early proto-Chinese state, rather than obsessing over claims over Chinese province of Taiwan.

China has bigger fishes to fry than friggin' Taiwan.

Fujian province alone can beat Taiwan, does China really need to squander precious state attention on such a feeble little island that LOST the Chinese mainland?

When it happens, China will need to justify her claims to the Japanese archaepelago, and why Japan was forcibly annexed into the Chinese empire. Forget Taiwan, focus on Japan.

Japan in whole has never been a province of China.

[InitialDJay]

Everyone was one day too young. ccp-kmt war was fought between Chinese nationals. So why then wasn't Kaishek rejected as an intruder.

i see that you have no prior understanding of the civil war.

let me tell you this, technically, the war between ccp-led prc and kmt-led roc is not over.

when japan was defeated by usa, all territories they gained, at the time, were giving back to the ROC who was still ruling both china AND taiwan. this is important in distinguishing whether taiwan belongs to ccp-led prc or kmt-led roc.

although, kmt no longer want to claim china, they're still insist on this little territory that is left.