Deeper China ties spark autonomy concerns, poll shows

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/front/arch...4/27/2003501789

Sixty-two percent of respondents are concerned about a crisis of political autonomy and increased difficulty maintaining the “status quo” because of deeper economic exchanges with China, according to a recent public opinion survey published by the Academia Sinica Institute of Sociology.

The survey also showed that the allure of economic benefits had not changed people’s national identification.

On the question of unification with China, respondents said China’s booming economy had not produced within them a greater identification with the country. Asked what they thought about unification if there were to be significant economic and political cross-strait developments, 21 percent of respondents said they thought it would be a good idea, representing a drop from last year’s figure. However, opposition to unification has risen to 66 percent.

In addition, 47 percent of respondents supported Taiwanese independence, while identification with Taiwan has shown no sign of falling.

When CCP talks about unification,they mean the territory right?I seriously cant stand the idea of 20 million japanese wannabes living in my country.Why cant they move somewhere else?

there will be a day when you really want to join PRC you might be allowed or qualified to do so. So, don't stuck your head in some kind of hole when you don't see whole picture.