Since Taiwan became a democracy, Taiwan's stance has always been against "one country, two systems". It was like that wayyyyy before the Hong Kong protest. It'

Since Taiwan became a democracy, Taiwan's stance has always been against "one country, two systems". It was like that wayyyyy before the Hong Kong protest. It's not my personal opinion. These are the polls from varies institutions in Taiwan (in Chinese): https://www.modernchinastudies.org/cn/issues/past-issues/106-mcs-2009-issue-4/1117-the-one-country-two-system-model-and-its-applicability-to-taiwan-a-study-of-opinion-polls-in-taiwan.html https://www.modernchinastudies.org/cn/issues/past-issues/106... The first column is date (ROC year 80 = year 1991, etc), the second is pro one-country-two-systems, the third is against it. You can see the percentage of pro went from ~10% to ~30% then back to ~10%. It has never been the majority.