> though they don’t have the power to change them, nor do they want to antagonize the PRC as much as they would if they could I want to also add that the oppos

> though they don’t have the power to change them, nor do they want to antagonize the PRC as much as they would if they could I want to also add that the oppositions, although not antagonize the PRC as much as they would, is also antagonizing the PRC more than the nationlists; the PRC-hating original tenants died off (it’s been 60 years after all), and the nationalists transformed themselves to fully embrace PRC in the name of economy. You have the nationalists (Kuomintang) occupying both ends of the pro/anti-PRC spectrum, and this weird situation is arguably one of the prominent problems of Taiwanese identity.