December 20, 2016

"The 1992 consensus is a term in Chinese political language which has its roots in the One China principle. It refers to the outcome of a closed-door meeting in November 1992 between the representatives of Taiwan and their counterpart from the Chinese mainland.  

This term was unofficially used in the political arena before April 2000 to describe and explain the complex and complicated relationship between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. The term surfaced in writing in April 2000 for the very first time by Su Chi, an important figure in the then ruling party of Taiwan, Kuomintang (KMT).  "

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