The Taiwan Story

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The book explores Taiwan's significance as a democratic and economically vital entity, particularly in the context of its geopolitical tensions with China. Following the Chinese Civil War, Taiwan emerged as a separate society, thriving despite China's claims of sovereignty. With a key role in global semiconductor production, Taiwan stands as a symbol of freedom against Chinese aggression. The author, Professor Kerry Brown, offers insights into Taiwan's political landscape and culture, emphasizing the urgent need to understand its situation to prevent potential conflict between major powers.