Comments by "Tsunami Force Commander" (@phillipchan6919) on "Xi Jinping Says Taiwan's Reunification With China is "Inevitable" as the Island Heads for Elections" video.

  1. Our father owned it. Yes, Chinese people are ancestor worshippers. 👍
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  2.  @minamiyamoto9976  If Chinese Qing Dynasty didn’t own it, why did Japan return it ROC? ROC owned it when Taiwan was returned after the unconditional surrender of Japan in WWII. 👍
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  3.  @minamiyamoto9976  If Qing Empire never claimed ownership of Taiwan, why was Taiwan ceded to Japan under unfair treaty of Shimonoseki in April of 1895? Why was Taiwan returned to ROC after Japan unconditional surrender at the end of WWII? You need to review clips of Japan surrender and International Military Tribunal on Japanese War Criminals. Please, Review these historic archives and recorded clips before making further foolish comments.
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  4.  @MS-ce8nr Correction: ROC and PRC are two different governments in one country.
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  5.  @MS-ce8nr  It is during a civil war conflict. It seems your country never had a civil war conflict.
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  6.  @robertholland7558  Then, You should immediately unified with your Mother Nature in Taiwan.
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  7.  @angusmckenzie9622  Scottish? Scottish stepping in Taiwan ownership conflicts? Whatever man! I am not interested in your family history. Your family history is not is debate at this time. You can save it for you children. 😂 Whatever. I am still proud of our Chinese tradition. 💪
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  8.  @peterlongland6862 China also has a constitution. You need to educate yourself before showing your ignorance. 😂
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  9.  @Mudshovel-xx6se You need to understand the difference of culture and government in Chinese society. Government changes, but cultural stay for generations and centuries. We are same culture by in different government regulations.
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  10. Ask a Taiwanese and a Chinese what his inherited family name means. If they don’t want to be a Chinese, then ask them give up their inherited family name first. 👍
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  11.  @MS-ce8nr  Your ignorance is caused by your peaceful country that never experienced an civil war conflict. 😂
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  12.  @martinfiedler4317  The Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement is not an agreement between political agreements of PRC and ROC. This is a trade agreement. It is not agreement to cease fire. The PRC government will know the differences. Dropping “Temporary Provision Against the Communist Rebellion” doesn’t not mean ROC officially recognized PRC as the legal representing political party of China. It has to be officially announced. It can not be interpreted or in vague language or terms. You think PRC are foolish people. You are using different laws to trick them into believing ROC’s submission. It doesn’t work like that in any international stage. Every announcement has to be official and precisely worded. This is not going to work for PRC because any legislation has no meaning unless it is agreed and signed by both parties.
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  13.  @angusmckenzie9622  Yes, and We are proud of it for thousands of years. Thank you, And have a nice day. Amen. 🙏🥂
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  14.  @minamiyamoto9976  Only 13 nations has diplomatic relations with Taiwan. The rest of the world doesn’t recognize Taiwan as Independent. 😂😂
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  15. India doesn’t have high speed rail to transport good in a timely manner like China.
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  16. Your beloved father Modi doesn’t support the Houtis win. 😂
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  17. The current government of Taiwan, ROC, came from mainland China. 😂
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  18.  @petersinclair3997  Then, will you define the meaning of the word “Chinese”. Since, you know more about Chinese than a real Chinese. You are going to tell a Chinese they are not Chinese because you know their nationality and culture more than them. What kind of fools do you think Chinese are?
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  19.  @martinfiedler4317  The two government was called a civil war in control of one territory, not in two countries. Thus, the civil war still continues and no treaty has agreed yet.
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  20.  @martinfiedler4317  As per definition, one country with one government in none civil war. Your definition is wrong because you did include civil wars. There are two government one country during civil wars. It happens to most countries in history. The current situation is PRC and ROC are two government in a civil war fighting for unification of one country. This will save your life: Don’t drive this new year because you have a blind site and wants to fooled everyone with your blind spots. You will definitely get into an accident with multiple party with this blind spot.
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  21.  @martinfiedler4317  Civil war has not ended by any peace treaty, Not even a cease fire treaty was agreed upon. This means any side could attack each other without an agreed treaty. The new established state is proclaimed without any western country or UN recognition in 1949. The other party in Taiwan didn’t agreed on this established new state either. Since, no agreement was reached for this new established state both parties could attack each other because a peace treaty is not present. Your reason about ended civil war for newly established state may make sense to you. But More importantly, your reason has to make sense and agreed upon by both conflicting parties in order to work. The obvious conflict was ROC that did not agreed to release territorial disputes to the new established state of PRC in 1949. You sound like someone living in a fantasy land. None of the parties in conflict agreed to your reasoning of ending civil war to newly established state.
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  22.  @martinfiedler4317  ROC didn’t agreed to end the civil war when PRC was founded as a new country in 1949. So, you have a one side argument. Also, PRC never agreed to give up using force for unification of Taiwan. Again, using ego-centric reasoning will not help bridging tensions of other two parties. This kind of reasoning is just as good as lying to yourself. It serves no purpose for the conflicting parties.
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  23.  @martinfiedler4317  However, Newly states of PRC was not recognized by ROC in 1949. So, the 1991 ROC revision serves no purpose for PRC because PRC was not recognized by ROC. PRC needs unconditional surrender of ROC. And ROC also needs to recognize PRC as the only legal government representing China. The End.
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  24.  @martinfiedler4317  The Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement is official as economic agreement. Both China and ROC Political legislation is not equal. An economic agreement is not equal to a political agreement. It is not equal to government legislation politically. Why are you trying to convince me economically when The real problem is the political conflict? Go convince PRC that economic agreements is the same as political agreements. Your reasoning doesn’t make sense to me and will not make sense to the government of PRC or anyone else. Give it up, It is stupid. 😂
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  25.  @martinfiedler4317  Go Learn the difference between Economic and Political, first. PRC recognizes ROC as an economic province through CSSTA. It never recognizes ROC as an sovereign country. If it is not in writing, don’t assume it. China did recognize ROC as a sovereign nation politically. China recognized Taiwan as a province of China economically in this CSSTA. Economical is not Political. Understand? Please, pay your electric bill. You need to Get a light. 💡
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  26.  @MS-ce8nr  What backward country do you live? You need an update on ROC. Too bad the UN community voted ROC out of their membership. ROC as a separate nation is no longer recognized by UN member nations.
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  27.  @MS-ce8nr  Is every person in this world a member of golf club members? The difference is Every country in this world is a member of UN. Is your country not a member of UN? Then, Which country is conducting relations with ROC as a sovereign country? Is your country conducting relations with ROC as a sovereign country? Your reasoning for UN to a golf club is idiotic. Not every person in this world is a member of a golf club. But, every sovereign nation in this world is a member of UN. Don’t waste your family’s quality time with this type of ridiculous reasoning. Please, spend some quality time with your family members instead. You have a good day too. 👋
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  28.  @MS-ce8nr  Is every country on this world members of a golf club? 😂
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  29.  @MS-ce8nr  What makes you think wealthy people are better than dirty poor people? Dirty poor people doesn’t steal money and labors from other people. What makes you think wealthy people are not thieves on human labors and resources? The wealthy people still has to get their hands dirty if dirty poor people don’t work for them. Being a members of a golf club doesn’t make them a better human being.
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  30.  @博谦赵 100% agreed. 👍
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  31.  @博谦赵  Don’t invite these people with evil intentions. They are jealous of Chinese success stories. They don’t want to see the truth. They want to spread propaganda to divide up China.
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  32. Because India is a member of UN.
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  33. Not even India conducts relations with Taiwan as independent country. Majority of UN members doesn’t conduct relations with Taiwan as a nation. Ask the Indian’s father Modi if Taiwan is independent.
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  34. Why Taiwanese decide? Our Chinese father owned Taiwan too. Chinese has the right to decide also. 👍
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  35.  @jmgonzales7701 Right. America also belongs to the Natives, Spanish and British descendants don’t belong. 👍😂
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  36. I will volunteer my life first for peaceful unification. 👍
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  37. One China, one system. 👍
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  38. Indian big fantasy. 😂
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  39. United Nations dismissed Taiwan as members of a nation.
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  40.  @jessier3602  Taiwan is not even member of UN.
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  41. Do you know how many countries establishes diplomatic relations with Taiwan, ROC?
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  42.  @jessier3602  None of those countries has embassy in Taiwan. 😂
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  43.  @khanhle6841 That is Vietnamese. Chinese doesn’t use Latin.
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  44.  @petersinclair3997 Are you telling a Chinese what is Chinese? You are the one that is confused. Whatever a Chinese does is truly Chinese. Whatever you tell the Chinese do is outside interference.
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  45. During our grandfather in the Qing Empire and my fathers time in ROC. Yes, Chinese are ancestor worshippers.
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  46.  @petersinclair3997  It is one family today. Manchurian are Chinese today because they joined China after collapse. Thus, all Manchuria descendants hold Chinese citizenship. Today, Manchurian children are living under the care and laws of China. Today, The Manchurian ancestry and history is in under care and laws of China. If their children are Chinese, their ancestry worship is Chinese. Do you have a country called Manchuria today with Manchurian government? No. It is called China.
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  47.  @petersinclair3997  How did Japan held Taiwan until 1952? Japan Surrendered to US on September 2, 1945 by Emperor Hirohito of Japan. Pleased read below paragraph by Wikipedia. See below archive records: “In 1945, at the end of World War II, the Republic of China (ROC) under Chiang Kai-shek, on behalf of the Allied Powers, accepted the surrender of Japanese troops in Taiwan, putting Taiwan under the control of a Chinese government again after 50 years of Japanese rule. Political status of Taiwan - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_status_of_Taiwan”
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  48.  @minamiyamoto9976  Don’t make a fool on yourself. Here are some references achieves for you about last appointed governor of Taiwan. The Chinese literate people and keeps extensive detailed records of the Chinese court: “Taiwan Circuit (1721–1885) edit Qing rule was reestablished after a month-long revolt. The Taiwan Circuit was established in 1727 with its seat in Taiwan-fu, unlike its predecessor, the Taiwan-Amoy Circuit, which was based in Xiamen. The Taiwan Circuit Commissioner had its powers checked by the Taiwan Circuit Investigating censors. Taiwan Circuit Commissioner (福建分巡台灣道) No. Commissioner Start of office Taiwan Circuit Investigating Censor (巡視台灣監察御史) Start of office Investigating Censor (Manchu-banner) No. No. Investigating Censor (Han) Start of office 1722 Aisin Gioro Wudali (PR) 1 1 Huang Shujing 1722 1724 Shanjibu (BB) 2 2 Ding Shiyi 1724 3 Jing Kaoxiang 1725 1726 Suolin (BR) 3 4 Wang Jijing 1726 1726 Hesuse (PR) 4 5 Yin Qin 1727 6 Xia Zhifang 1728 1730 Xideshen (PR) 5 7 Li Yuanzhi 1730 8 Gao Shan 1730 1732 Jueluobiaiyou (BR) 6 9 Lin Tianmu 1733 1734 Durtai (PY) 7 10 Yan Ruihong 1735 1736 Bai Qitu (PB) 8 1737 Romubu (PB) 9 11 Shan Demo 1737 12 Yang Erchou 1739 1740 Shuge (PW) 10 13 Zhang Mei 1741 1742 Shu Shan (BY) 11 14 Xiong Xuepeng 1743 1744 Liu Shiqi (BR) 12 15 Fan Xian 1745 1747 Yiling'a (BB) 13 16 Bai Ying 1747 1749 Shuchang (PY) 14 17 Yang Kaiding 1749 1751 Lizhu (BB) 15 18 Qian Qi 1751 1756 Guanbao (PY) 16 19 Li Youtang 1756 1759 Shilin (PW) 17 20 Tang Shichang 1760 1763 Yongtai (PR) 18 21 Li Yiqing 1763 1767 Mingshan (BY) 19 22 Zhu Pilie 1767 1771 Karchongyi (BW) 20 23 Wang Xianzeng 1771 1777 Tusiyi (BB) 21 24 Meng Shao 1777 1781 Sedai (PR) 22 25 Lei Lun 1781 Taiwan Military Circuit Commissioner (福建分巡臺灣兵備道, 1767-1791) No. Commissioner Start of office Provincial Censor-ranked Taiwan Military Circuit Commissioner (按察使銜分巡台灣兵備道, 1791-1895) No. Commissioner Start of office Governor of Fukien-Taiwan Province (1885–1895) edit Great Qing Empire 【大清】 No. Portrait Name (Birth–Death) Ancestry Original Post Term of Office (Lunar calendar) Monarch 1 Liu Mingchuan 劉銘傳 Liú Míngchuán (Mandarin) Lâu Bêng-thoân (Taiwanese) Liù Mèn-chhòn (Hakka) (1836–1896) Hefei, Anhui Governor of Fukien 12 October 1885 Guangxu 11-9-5 4 June 1891 Guangxu 17-4-28 Guangxu Emperor 光緒皇帝 — Shen Yingkui[3] 沈應奎 Shěn Yìngkuí (Mandarin) Tîm Èng-khe (Taiwanese) Chhṳ̀m En-khùi (Hakka) Pinghu, Zhejiang Civil Affairs Minister, Fukien Province 4 June 1891 Guangxu 17-4-28 25 November 1891 Guangxu 17-10-24 2 Shao Youlian 邵友濂 Shào Yǒulián (Mandarin) Siō Iú-liâm (Taiwanese) Seu Yû-liàm (Hakka) (1840–1901) Yuyao, Zhejiang Governor of Hunan 9 May 1891 Guangxu 17-4-2 13 October 1894 Guangxu 20-9-15 3 Tang Jingsong 唐景崧 Táng Jǐngsōng (Mandarin) Tn̂g Kéng-siông (Taiwanese) Thòng Kín-chhiùng (Hakka) (1841–1903) Guanyang, Guangxi Civil Affairs Minister, Fukien-Taiwan Province”
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  49.  @angusmckenzie9622  Yes. Too bad. Nothing is too good or too bad in Chinese believes. It is the balance of good and bad matters to us. Whatever bullshits you believe. 😂. Happy new year. 🥂 Cheers.
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  50.  @angusmckenzie9622  Taiwan is not yours to be given. CCP and KMT arises from the same Chinese father that use to own Taiwan. It is a Chinese matter. Taiwan is not yours to be given regardless of preferences in sex, age, race, or political party affiliation. Your bullshit is not working for the Chinese people. According to you, Chinese with certain party affiliations be discriminated and other party affiliation be favored. We apply same equality to both parties and allowed it to be settled without outside interference. Happy New Years. 🥂 Cheers.
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  51. What is QUAD Countries?
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  52. Because it is part of China.
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  53.  @telescopicS627  Whatever you say, just don’t park any American ship in Hainan. Hainan people still use yuan and speak Chinese. Whatever make you happy. Whatever.
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  54. Indian fantasy. 😂
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  55. Ask your father Modi first. 😂
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  56. Indian fantasy.
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  57. India fantasy. 😂
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  58. Indian fantasy.
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  59. Indian can’t handle a strong unified China in Asia. 💪
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  60. British never ruled Taiwan.
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