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> ...the desire of the Chinese people to remain as a united group. You must be talking about the Han people, certainly not the Tibetans or the Uighurs. Those c
by gridlockd 7y ago
> ...the desire of the Chinese people to remain as a united group.
You must be talking about the Han people, certainly not the Tibetans or the Uighurs. Those clearly have separatist ambitions, but they don't have the power and the support to make it happen.
As for Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macau - none of these want to be united politically with the PRC either, even though they are mostly Han.
A soviet-style political breakdown could be the best thing to happen to the people of the PRC, considering that those smaller Chinese countries are very successful.