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He is an American expert on Chinese studies and a famous American Sinologist
Yang Liyu, male,
The Han nationality
He was born in 1934
Jiangxi (Province)
Ninggang Bailu (now Changfuqiao Village, Bailu Township, Jinggangshan City), American born in Ninggang, professor of Xidong University, New Jersey, USA,
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1980年回过宁冈老家，1983年邓小平接见他时第一次提出“一国两制”构想。
On August 17, 2019, Yang Liyu died in the United States at the age of 86.
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- Chinese name
- Yang Liyu
- Ethnic group
- The Han nationality
- Date of birth
- The year 1934
- Date of death
- August 17, 2019
- Place of Birth
- Jiangxi Ninggang Bai Lu
- gender
- male
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Yang Liyu is a native of Changfuqiao Village, Bailu Township, Jinggangshan City, Jiangxi Province. His father Yang Zuyi had studied in Japan in his early years, and his mother was Japanese, and died in his hometown after liberation. Yang Liyu graduated from Taiwan University in 1958, went to the United States to study in 1961, and received a doctorate from Stanford University in 1970. He has taught at San Francisco State University and Winthorpe State College, and served as the chair of the Department of Asian Studies. He is currently a professor of the Department of Asian Studies at Xidong University in New Jersey, and has served as the Chair of the Department since 1984. In April 2009, Lin Yingjun, former president of the National Association of Taiwan Compatriots, was appointed as Taiwan's Committee on Overseas Chinese Affairs in Greater New York. He is the author of "Turning the Tide: Lian Song's Steady and Pragmatic Opposition to Bian Li's Extreme and Aggressive", "A Large Tolerance: Lien Chan's Path from Scholar to Ge Kui", "The Scholar on Politics", "Building a New Taiwan, Opening a New Era: Lien Chan's Dedication and Commitment", "Cross-Straits Relations", etc. He is an American expert on China studies and a famous American Sinologist.
On June 26, 1983,
Deng Xiaoping
During the meeting with Professor Yang Liyu of Xidong University in New Jersey, the United States, he fully elaborated on the great idea of "one country, two systems" and for the first time put forward six proposals for the peaceful reunification of Taiwan and the mainland.
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The core of the Taiwan question is the reunification of the motherland. Peaceful reunification has become the common language of both parties, but it is not I who eat you, and it is not you who eat me.
(2) If unification is to be achieved, there must be a proper way, so I propose holding equal talks between the two parties and implementing a third round of cooperation, without mentioning central and local negotiations. After the two sides have reached an agreement, they can officially announce it, but no foreign countries are allowed to interfere, which can only mean that China is not independent and there will be endless troubles.
Autonomy should have certain limits, provided that it does not undermine the interests of the unified State.
(4) "The Three People's Principles to unify China" is unrealistic.
(5) If there is one China, the system may be different, but only the People's Republic of China can represent China internationally.
(6) After reunification, the Taiwan Special Administrative Region may have its own independence, may practice systems different from those on the mainland, and may have certain powers exclusive to it that are not available to other provinces, municipalities or autonomous regions. Judicial independence, the power of final adjudication does not have to go to Beijing. Taiwan can keep its own military, but it cannot pose a threat to the mainland. The mainland does not send personnel to Taiwan, not only the military, but also the administrative personnel. The Party, government and military systems in Taiwan are all managed by Taiwan itself. The central government will also make room for Taiwan.
I frankly pointed out that while Beijing is attacking Taipei internationally and insisting on not giving up the possibility of the use of force against Taiwan, on the other hand it is demanding that Taiwan carry out three direct links across the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan will never make a positive response and resistance is inevitable. Beijing must show good will on both issues of force and diplomacy. While he is aware of the seriousness and complexity of the problems in Taiwan and Hong Kong, he demonstrates confidence in the CCP's ability to deal with them.
Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said in response to questions about the death of emeritus professor Yang Liyu of Xidong University in the United States, Yang Liyu devoted his life to cross-Straits relations and advocated peaceful national reunification. To promote the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations. We oppose separatist attempts for "Taiwan independence" and are not afraid of slander. We are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Yang Liyu. (
Commentary by Xinhua News Agency
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