… With the memory of the Qiandao Lake Incident and the threat of missiles ready to bomb
Taiwan from the Chinese Mainland, the results of the first direct presidential election in 1996 …

… Lin Chia-long (2001: 242-243) states the 1994 Qiandao Lake incident and the 1996 missile
crisis heightened tensions between Taiwan and Mainland China and further strengthened …

… Lin states that the 1994 Qiandao Lake incident and the 1996 missile crisis heightened tensions
between Taiwan and China and further strengthened notions of a Taiwanese identity [30, …

Background While the United States recognized Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist (Kuomintang)
government as the sole legitimate government for all of China, US President Harry S. …

… The China Airlines plane crash at Nagoya Airport in central Japan, which resulted in the
deaths of 87 Taiwanese passengers; and the Qiandao Lake incident , where 24 Taiwanese …

… economic development and events such as China’s petition to join the World Trade Organization,
Beijing’s bid to host the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, and the Qiandao Lake Incident …

This study illustrates the features of tourism flow as well as politics, economics and trade
between Mainland China and Taiwan. The Taiwanese visiting Mainland China have comprised …

… With no independent judiciary and controlled access to investigation, the facts of the
Qiandao Lake incident may never come to light (Kaye, 1994). …

… The key point here is the year of 1994 (after the Qiandao Lake incident ) was a turning
point in the decline of “Chinese identity” in Taiwan across different survey results. …

… The global economic recession in the first half of 1994, mainland China's ' Qiandao Lake
Incident '3'* in March, and the 'China Airlines' Nagoya Airplane Crash <** in April discouraged …