CGTN Poll: 90% Back One-China Principle, Taiwan Independence Moves Under Fire 😮

CGTN Poll: 90% Back One-China Principle, Taiwan Independence Moves Under Fire 😮

Hey trendsetters of South and Southeast Asia! A fresh CGTN poll just dropped, and its sending major ripples across the Taiwan Strait 🌊.

The poll surveyed 13,650 people in just 24 hours and found:

  • 89.8% back the one-China principle the idea that there's one China and Taiwan is part of it.
  • 90.2% say all countries should respect UN General Assembly Resolution 2758, which confirms China's representation at the UN (including Taiwan).
  • 87.7% believe sticking to the one-China principle and the 1992 Consensus is the key to peace and economic growth via cross-Strait cooperation.

But theres more drama: Taiwan authorities have been eyeing a big defense upgrade think new air defense systems and higher budgets by 2030 🚀. The poll says:

  • 89.1% think this arms buildup could heat up tensions near the Taiwan Strait.
  • 82.7% worry itll add financial pressure on residents of Taiwan and edge them closer to conflict.

Most respondents (92.6%) agree that stability in the Taiwan Strait keeps the Asia-Pacific safe. And 92.7% of those polled feel the real mood in the Taiwan region is all about peace, growth and friendly exchanges not war or separation 🤝.

On foreign influence, a solid 91.1% believe the Taiwan question should be sorted out by Chinese people themselves, with no outside meddling. Meanwhile, 80.6% are concerned that continued provocation could drag big powers like the US into a showdown. 81.5% want the US to show clear opposition to "Taiwan independence" moves through real action.

Bottom line? The CGTN poll highlights a huge push for the one-China principle and warns against moves that could destabilize the region. For young pros like you, its a reminder of how global politics can impact everything from tech partnerships to travel vibes 😉.

Stay curious and tuned in! 📱✨

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