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Inquiry :  
1. In Taiwan, some people think they are Taiwanese There are also some people who think that they are Chinese. Do you consider yourself as Taiwanese, Chinese or both?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Taiwanese 1069 63.6%
2 Both 523 31.1%
3 Chinese 67 4.0%
95 Refuse to answer 9 0.5%
98 Don't know 12 0.7%
Frequency : 1680 100%
2. Do you feel very strongly or somewhat strongly that you are Taiwanese/Chinese?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Very strongly 744 44.3%
2 Somewhat 386 23.0%
95 Refuse to answer 6 0.4%
99 Skipped 544 32.4%
Frequency : 1680 100%
3. Do you feel yourself leaning a little more to considering yourself Taiwanese or Chinese?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Lean to Taiwanese 221 13.2%
2 Lean to Chinese 39 2.3%
3 No 274 16.3%
95 Refuse to answer 10 0.6%
99 Skipped 1136 67.6%
Frequency : 1680 100%
4. Do you believe that cross-Strait relations will become warmer, more tense, or remain unchanged?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Much warmer 16 0.9%
2 Warmer 175 10.4%
3 Unchanged 448 26.7%
4 More tense 776 46.2%
5 Much more tense 170 10.1%
95 Refuse to answer 4 0.2%
96 It depends 16 0.9%
97 No opinion 4 0.2%
98 Don't know 71 4.2%
Frequency : 1680 100%
5. Regarding the issue of Cross-Strait negotiation, some people say that we should continue using the 1992 Consensus as the basis of Cross-Strait negotiation while other people say we should reject the 1992 Consensus Which do you agree with?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Continue using the 1992 Consensus 393 23.4%
2 Reject the 1992 Consensus 547 32.6%
3 There is no 1992 Consensus 414 24.6%
4 Both support 14 0.8%
5 Both don't support 33 2.0%
95 Refuse to answer 15 0.9%
96 It depends 7 0.4%
97 No opinion 27 1.6%
98 Don't know 230 13.7%
Frequency : 1680 100%
6. Concerning the relationship between Taiwan and mainland China, which of the following six positions do you agree with?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Immediate unification 17 1.0%
2 Immediate independence 126 7.5%
3 Maintain the status quo, move toward unification in the futu 143 8.5%
4 Maintain the status quo, move toward independence in the fut 499 29.7%
5 Maintain the status quo, decide either unification or indepe 488 29.0%
6 Maintain the status quo forever 356 21.2%
95 Refuse to answer 7 0.4%
96 It depends 6 0.4%
97 No opinion 11 0.7%
98 Don't know 27 1.6%
Frequency : 1680 100%
7. Which of the following six positions does James C. Y. Soong agree with?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Immediate unification 155 9.2%
2 Immediate independence 21 1.2%
3 Maintain the status quo, move toward unification in the futu 624 37.1%
4 Maintain the status quo, move toward independence in the fut 74 4.4%
5 Maintain the status quo, decide either unification or indepe 312 18.6%
6 Maintain the status quo forever 150 8.9%
95 Refuse to answer 14 0.8%
96 It depends 15 0.9%
97 No opinion 22 1.3%
98 Don't know 293 17.4%
Frequency : 1680 100%
8. Which of the following six positions does Daniel K. Y. Han agree with?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Immediate unification 509 30.3%
2 Immediate independence 14 0.8%
3 Maintain the status quo, move toward unification in the futu 569 33.9%
4 Maintain the status quo, move toward independence in the fut 34 2.0%
5 Maintain the status quo, decide either unification or indepe 197 11.7%
6 Maintain the status quo forever 121 7.2%
95 Refuse to answer 13 0.8%
96 It depends 7 0.4%
97 No opinion 21 1.2%
98 Don't know 195 11.6%
Frequency : 1680 100%
9. Which of the following six positions does Tsai, Ing-Wen agree with?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Immediate unification 10 0.6%
2 Immediate independence 352 20.9%
3 Maintain the status quo, move toward unification in the futu 25 1.5%
4 Maintain the status quo, move toward independence in the fut 782 46.6%
5 Maintain the status quo, decide either unification or indepe 210 12.5%
6 Maintain the status quo forever 130 7.7%
95 Refuse to answer 11 0.7%
96 It depends 11 0.7%
97 No opinion 15 0.9%
98 Don't know 134 8.0%
Frequency : 1680 100%
10. Some people say, 'If Taiwan could still maintain peaceful relations with the PRC after declaring independence, then Taiwan should establish a new, independent country'. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly agree 214 12.7%
2 Agree 829 49.4%
3 Disagree 401 23.9%
4 Strongly disagree 94 5.6%
95 Refuse to answer 12 0.7%
96 It depends 21 1.2%
97 No opinion 35 2.1%
98 Don't know 74 4.4%
Frequency : 1680 100%
11. Some people say, 'Even if PRC decides to attack Taiwan after Taiwan declares independence, Taiwan should still become a new country' Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly agree 78 4.6%
2 Agree 653 38.9%
3 Disagree 663 39.5%
4 Strongly disagree 106 6.3%
95 Refuse to answer 27 1.6%
96 It depends 44 2.6%
97 No opinion 28 1.7%
98 Don't know 81 4.8%
Frequency : 1680 100%
12. Some people say, 'If the economic, social, and political conditions were about the same in both mainland China and Taiwan, then the two sides should unify' Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly agree 24 1.4%
2 Agree 421 25.1%
3 Disagree 871 51.8%
4 Strongly disagree 200 11.9%
95 Refuse to answer 18 1.1%
96 It depends 39 2.3%
97 No opinion 25 1.5%
98 Don't know 82 4.9%
Frequency : 1680 100%
13. Some people say, 'Even if the gap between the economic, social, and political conditions in mainland China and Taiwan is quite large, the two sides should still unify.' Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
Values Categories n percentage
1 Strongly agree 8 0.5%
2 Agree 158 9.4%
3 Disagree 1056 62.9%
4 Strongly disagree 281 16.7%
95 Refuse to answer 18 1.1%
96 It depends 39 2.3%
97 No opinion 28 1.7%
98 Don't know 92 5.5%
Frequency : 1680 100%
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