日本对国民党失去对中国大陆的控制有多大责任？
我们可以说，日本在中国共产主义革命的诞生中扮演了助产士的角色。当蒋介石于 1927 年发动北伐军阀以巩固国民党控制时，中国进入了一个相对稳定的时期，即南京十年 - 维基百科国民党开始了一项全国性的计划，通过投资公路、航空、工厂和教育来实现国家现代化。为了恢复中国的尊严，他们寻求德国的帮助来装备和训练他们的军队，而受过西方教育的外交官则致力于废除不平等条约。
1944 年，美国发表了这张图表，详述了国民党中国从 1927 年到 1936 年的进展情况。
一时间，世界以为新中国终于要崛起了。然而，这段稳定和经济发展的时期是脆弱的。尽管军阀已经屈服于国民党，但他们继续在当地施加影响。在蒋介石与商界精英关系密切的城市，共产党人通过组织工会煽动社会动荡，不得不将其消灭。1927 年上海大屠杀后，毛泽东领导下的共产党人逃往农村，这次他们通过动员农民继续对政府造成滋扰。与此同时，日本对蒋介石重新统一中国的企图越来越警觉，并干涉了他重新控制满洲的计划。
这导致了 1937 年第二次中日战争的爆发，结束了南京十年取得的进步。国民党在最初的战斗中失去了训练有素的军队，主要城市落入日本人手中。拒绝投降的国民党西撤至重庆，继续从内地作战。随着经济被战争蹂躏，数百万人陷入极端贫困和饥饿。由于看不到胜利，平民伤亡不断增加，人们开始对国民党保护他们的能力失去信心。
在国民党失去民众支持的同时，共产党逐渐获得支持，尤其是在占人口大多数的农民中。生活在华北地区的人们受到饥荒和战争的打击最为严重。随着国民党军队撤回内地，他们留下了权力真空，共产党迅速填补了这一空白。他们从地主手中夺取土地，重新分配给农民。通过焚烧村庄和杀害他们的家人，日本人将他们进一步推入了共产党人的手中，共产党人现在在农村有着明显而重要的存在，而国民党却无处可寻。
日本战败后，国民党意识到他们已经失去了对农村腹地的控制。更糟糕的是，苏联从日本人手中夺取了资源丰富的满洲，并将战利品转移给了毛泽东的军队。日本的入侵剥夺了国民党建立新中国的机会，并耗尽了他们进行大部分战斗的军队。它无意中引发了一系列事件，使中国共产主义革命在 1949 年成为可能。
No longer well-respected? That implies that young people were ever supportive of KMT in the first place. KMT was never well-respected by Taiwanese youths in any era. To be honest, I’m kind of surprised that KMT actually still has supporters left in Taiwan (and I’m actually saying this as a KMT supporter, not critic). The first half of their rule was filled with authoritarian crackdowns on pro-democracy movements, and post-democracy, KMT is the weakest, lamest, and most devoid of any hope party that I’ve ever seen. It’s almost as if KMT wants to lose every single election.
In terms of why KMT ha
Of course most KMT people “hate” the US and Japan!
Just look at the KMT’s current America-hating leader, Eric Chu:
Chu hates America so much, that he got his accounting degree from New York University — a college in America — and after becoming a politician paid visits to the director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT, the closest thing to an American embassy there), keeping him in the loop about what the KMT is doing.
How about the America-hating retired KMT bigwig-slash-kingmaker, Wan
Looking at the current political environment in Taiwan, the KMT wants to unite BUT the people doesn't want.
The people wants to maintain status quo as of now, maintaining its democracy and freedom under the ROC.
During this stage, KMT should not be thinking of unite, they should be crafting out credible long term policies to fight for the election coming in 2020 and at the same time to increase their morale to perform strongly in the Legislative Yuan and this year local election.
The Republic of China Constitution and Laws (currently used in Taiwan) are actually still valid for mainland China .
Did you know that Republic of China Constitution 中華民國憲法 was in fact enacted in mainland China in Nanking on 25th December 1946, and became effective on 1st January 1947, at a time when Republic of China was entering the phase of constitutional democracy?
Under Nation Building Strategy 建國方略 formulated by Dr. Sun Yat Sen , Republic of China actually had a political theory (or a three phase strategy) of progressing towards a liberal democracy, namely Military unification (軍政）[complet
They are pro-China in meaning that they still hold a Chinese identity unlike many DPP supporters in Taiwan that want to promote a Taiwanese identity.
One of the goals of the Kuomintang is to rejoin the mainland. BUT, under their governmental system.
A white sun and a blue sky over China
-. A Pragmatic Mainlander
For mainland Chinese who has exposure and experience with varieties of overseas Chinese, they will divide them into a few groups. There are over 80 million overseas Chinese excluding Taiwanese. so the population is quite diverse. When they met another Chinese abroad they quickly try to find out which group the other side belongs to and react accordingly:
1. mainland Chinese who was born in China and left after 1980s. Those are the most familiar ones and not different from the Chinese still living on the mainland.
2. Cantonse speaking Chinese who are either from Hongkong or Nth generation immig
When CCP and KMT conducted a civil war to determine China's future destiny, a general of the KMT leader Chiang Kai-shek, Du Yuming, visited an important staff member of the ROC Ministry of Defense, Guo Rugui.
When General Du returned to Nanjing, he caught up with Chiang Kai-shek and suggested to him: Immediate arrest of General Guo. Because he must be a communist spy.
Chiang Kai-shek is very puzzled because General Guo has been deeply trusted and has built enormous military exploits in the war with Japan. General Guo is considered to be a soldier with a backbone and will not be a spy. So Chiang
Yes.
In northwest China, Muslim warlords who were allied with the KMT continued to resist the Communists for a good eight years before they no longer could. Kuomintang Islamic insurgency - Wikipedia
There were also KMT members based in Yunnan and Myanmar who fought the Communists until they were driven out by both the Communists and Myanmar and sought refuge in Thailand, where they helped Thailand fight their communists. Some descendants of these KMT holdouts still live in Thailand today. Jamin's answer to What are some interesting moments in Chinese history that aren’t told often?
If you want to
Yes, KMT hope to return to the mainland China since the day they fled to Taiwan.
You can see that through the policies they have made throughout the years, Project National Glory in the 60s was a military attempt to recapture mainland China. The common political slogan used till 80s was 反攻大陆 which means “attack the mainland”. In the 1980, President of ROC Chiang Ching-kuo proposed “Three Principles of the People unify China”(三民主义统一中国). Then 1992 Consensus between China and ROC was a agreement on both sides recognise there is only one "China" and both mainland China and Taiwan belong to the same
Short Answer: Yes.
Long Answer:
The Chinese believed it as much as Americans believe the U.S. was the primary force that defeated NAZI Germany.
Hollywood or HBO has never actually stipulated that the war could not have been won if it wasn’t for the bravery and sacrifice of their marines.
Rather, people arrive at that conclusion themselves after watching most of their WW II films/documentaries/TV series depicting only the western front.
The winner writes the history – even more so under a totalitarian regime.
Although the Chinese text books have been through continuous moderation throughout the last
Different culture and different lifestyle.
My father would smack my ass with a belt if I’m bringing that amount of food and then waste it
I’m not saying that every mainland Chinese are terrible, of course not, but some of them that travel as tourists that come to countries like Indonesia are the worst. Before I continue to write this answer, if you disagree with my answer it’s up to you to skip it rather being a douche complaining in the comments section, if you don’t like it just leave it.
Based on my experience, mainland Chinese tourists are behaving badly in Indonesia. When I was on holiday in
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