Observing the 'Taiwan Independence' discourse, one often finds a strange phenomenon: talking about 'Taiwan subjectivity,' but ultimately ending up reminiscing about Japanese colonialism.
This article presents a perspective on 'Loving Taiwan' and 'National Identity,' emphasizing the historical position of the Republic of China while criticizing those who pursue Taiwan independence for lacking national character, even likening them to 'traitors,' and accusing political parties of manipulating 'fake unification vs. independence issues.'