Shin Goumanism Sengen SPECIAL: Taiwan Ron

In 2000, Taiwan's long-standing one-party rule came to an end, marking a significant shift brought about by democratic elections. This marked the first time the Taiwanese people had the opportunity to elect a new government. A book published during this time, which delved into the concept of a "national creation myth" through in-depth reporting, achieved remarkable success in Japan and Taiwan, but it also sparked controversy. The book's revelations about sensitive issues led to backlash from Chinese unificationists and ultimately resulted in the author being prohibited from entering Taiwan. However, the situation changed in 2008 when Taiwan reverted back to the KMT regime, prioritizing short-term economic interests. This decision has led to concerns about a potential collapse of national identity and the rapid "Sinicization" of the country.