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TAIPEI, July 22 (Xinhuanet) -- Fifty-eight percent of
Taiwanese surveyed believe that a cross-Straits war would break out if Taiwan
declared independence, reported Taiwan's "Business Weekly" on Thursday.
The survey showed that 58 percent of local people
regard themselves as Chinese. These people said that independence is the red
line for the security of Taiwan and they oppose a cross-Straits war.
The survey also found that local people's opinion of
the issue differed depending on their background, age and educational level.
The survey was conducted by telephone, on 1,811
people aged at 20 and older. Enditem |