The so-called “Double 10” celebration in Taiwan seems like a good occasion to revisit the “One China” policy adopted by most countries, including the Philippines. We say so because the celebration appears to confuse what that policy actually means, even among some of the more educated people in society.
There are those, for instance, who have such a narrow view of it that they ignore certain realities, such as the fact that officials in Taipei, rather than those in Beijing, exercise authority over Filipinos working on the island. And those on the opposite extreme would, perhaps, use that same example to dismiss the policy as a myth.
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