※ 引述《windr (windr)》之铭言： http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/03/22/taiwan.elections/index.html The mainland Chinese government has made clear that closer ties would only be a first step -- it considers Taiwan, on the island of Formosa southeast of the mainland, an inseparable part of China and constantly pushes for eventual reunification. During the election, voters also voted down a referendum on Taiwan joining the United Nations. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/22/china It also noted the failure of two referenumsa on whether Taiwan should apply to join the United Nations. The referendums - held in conjunction with the presidential vote - were described by China as a threat to peace. China, which has over 1,000 missiles aimed across the strait, says it will use force to prevent any move towards formal independence. Recently Beijing has adopted a relatively soft tone in comparison to its earlier, more bellicose rhetoric. Instead, it has encouraged others to criticise Taipei on its behalf. The United States, Russia and Britain opposed the referendum on UN membership. 公投成功的告诉外国人 "我们不想加入联合国" 顺便让中国可以名正言顺的说 台湾人明确的踏出统一的第一步 --

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