"Vast Majority of Taiwanese Identify as Taiwanese, Not Chinese"

A recent Pew Research Center survey in Taiwan found that the majority of people see themselves as primarily Taiwanese, with only 3% identifying as primarily Chinese. Emotional attachment to China is more common among older adults, and most people in Taiwan view China's power and influence as a major threat. The survey also revealed that satisfaction with the current state of affairs in Taiwan is low, with significant partisan differences in attitudes.