**Cross-Strait Relations**
This category aims to deeply explore the history, current situation and future development of cross-strait relations. Covers various political, economic, cultural and other issues between Taiwan and Mainland China, and analyzes and comments on major events, policy changes and cross-strait exchange activities. Through expert opinions, academic research and the latest reports, readers can fully understand the complexity of cross-strait relations and their impact on regional stability and international situations. Whether you are a citizen concerned about cross-strait issues or a scholar studying related fields, this place provides a wealth of resources and discussion platforms.
The length of stay of Taiwanese people in China mainly depends on the type of visa. Short-term travel is usually a few weeks, while work or study can be longer. Be sure to apply for the appropriate visa in advance and pay attention to the stay period to avoid breaking the law.
Many Taiwanese consider moving to mainland China to live. Although there are complex legal and cultural differences involved, understanding the relevant regulations, rights protection, and being adequately prepared can help you make an informed decision. Dig deeper to make your journey smoother.
Considering the special relationship between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, Taiwanese soldiers' travel to mainland China involves complex legal and security risks. Although the Ministry of National Defense has not explicitly prohibited it, there are still restrictions on going to the mainland after discharge from the military. It is recommended that military personnel conduct careful assessments, seek professional legal advice, and understand relevant regulations to protect their own rights and interests.
To travel to Xiamen, the Taiwan Compatriot Certificate is key. Without a Taiwan Compatriot Certificate, it is usually impossible to enter the country smoothly. It is recommended that you apply for it in advance to ensure a smooth journey. If there are special circumstances, please contact the relevant authorities to learn about the latest regulations.
What do the terms "big three links" and "mini three links" that we often hear about in cross-strait exchanges mean? Simply put, they are the degree of openness of sea, air and postal transport between Taiwan and China. Understanding these terms will help us grasp the development of cross-strait relations and their impact on Taiwan's economy and society.
The Sino-Russian border dispute continues. How much land has China ceded to Russia? Historical documents reveal that during the Tsarist Russia period, it occupied large tracts of Chinese territory through unequal treaties. This history deserves our deep reflection and attention to its impact on today's geopolitics.
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