Palavras-chave
Taiwanese Cultural Association台湾文化协会
Petition Movement
Chiang Wei-Shui
Como Citar
Resumo
Este artigo demonstra que Chiang Wei-Shui蒋渭水 (1891-1931) é fiel à identidade nacional chinesa ao combinar os textos históricos. Seu principal objetivo era resistir ao domínio colonial japonês, buscar o retorno de Taiwan à sua pátria e completar a reunificação da China. Chiang Wei-Shui foi um político famoso em Taiwan durante a ocupação japonesa. Na história do movimento nacional chinês em Taiwan, Chiang Wei-Shui foi o ativista político mais influente que conseguiu picar os colonos japoneses e despertar a consciência nacional chinesa dos taiwaneses. Porém, no confronto entre unificação e independência na sociedade taiwanesa contemporânea, os separatistas o manipularam como representante da “independência de Taiwan”, distorcendo sua real identidade nacional. Além disso, a independência de Taiwan é agora uma posição política dominante em Taiwan. Alguns políticos e estudiosos inventam tradições para fins políticos, mas poucas pessoas buscam autenticidade histórica. Acredito que os pesquisadores devem se esforçar para se livrar da influência da política e buscar o conhecimento puro, e é por isso que estou pesquisando este tópico.
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