China-Taiwan Relations and History

The video discusses the One China Policy, focusing on the differences between the US and China's interpretations. It highlights the historical context, including the Communist Revolution and the Taiwan Relations Act. The video also covers the Ping Pong Diplomacy and its role in US-China relations. The current news about US President Joe Biden's statement on defending Taiwan against China is also discussed, emphasizing the ongoing diplomatic tensions.

What is the primary reason the US does not have official relations with Taiwan?

• The US does not recognize Taiwan as a country.

• The US follows the One China Policy.

• Taiwan has refused diplomatic relations with the US.

• The US has no interest in Taiwan.

What does the Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 entail?

• It establishes Taiwan as an independent nation.

• It allows the US to provide Taiwan with defensive arms.

• It mandates US military presence in Taiwan.

• It prohibits any form of US-Taiwan relations.

What is the role of the American Institute in Taiwan?

• It is a military base.

• It is a trade office for US businesses.

• It acts as an unofficial US embassy in Taiwan.

• It is a cultural exchange center.

What event led to the division between China and Taiwan?

• The Korean War

• The Communist Revolution in China

• The Vietnam War

• The Sino-Japanese War

Which party was forced to retreat to Taiwan after the Communist Revolution in China?

• The Socialist Party

• The Nationalist Party

• The Republican Party

• The Democratic Party

When did the People's Republic of China gain the UN Security Council seat?

• 1989

• 1971

• 1965

• 1949

What was the significance of the ping pong diplomacy?

• It was a sports event with no political impact.

• It marked the first sports exchange between the US and China.

• It resulted in a trade agreement between the US and China.

• It led to the US recognizing Taiwan as a separate country.

What is the US's condition for supporting the One China Policy?

• China must not interfere in Taiwan's internal politics.

• Taiwan must declare independence.

• The US must have a military base in Taiwan.

• China must recognize Taiwan as a separate country.

What does the US emphasize in its Taiwan Relations Act?

• A peaceful resolution between China and Taiwan

• Immediate military intervention in Taiwan

• Economic sanctions on China

• Complete diplomatic isolation of Taiwan

How does China view Taiwan in the context of the One China Policy?

• As a temporary ally

• As a separate entity with no ties to China

• As an integral part of China

• As an independent nation