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| Division and Alienation under the Field of Politics and Culture：An Analysis of the Reasons for Stopping Publication of The Journal of Chunghwa in Taiwan |
| Peng Tao |
| (The Research Centre for Taiwan and East Asia， Central China Normal University，Wuhan 430079) |
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Abstract The Journal of Chunghwa was founded by Hu Qiuyuan， a well-known pro-Unification figure in Taiwan in August 1963， and was stopped publication in 1993. The Journal of Chunghwa witnesses the ups and downs of cross-strait relations. It is not only an important record of the struggle for reunification and independence in Taiwan society and social dynamics， its own destiny has also changed with the Cross-Strait relations. Influenced by the multiple factors in the political and cultural field， with “Anti-independence and Promoting Unification” as the core， the Journal of Chunghwa has made great contributions to the maintenance of national unity and the harmonious development of Cross-Strait relations. However， with the change of international and Taiwan situation， impacted by the fierce market-oriented economic wave in Taiwan in the 1990s， and the internal and external environment of the Journal of Chunghwa， the foundation of its existence was shaken. The Journal of Chunghwa was forced to change to quarterly， and finally discontinued. However， The Journal of Chunghwa has made indelible historical contributions to Cross-Strait relations. It has always adhered to the Chinese righteousness of safeguarding the reunification of the motherland and ethnic unity， illuminating the present and enlightening future generations.
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Received: 23 September 2021
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