Reported 9 months ago
The Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation recently released the latest national identity survey, showing that 77% of Taiwanese aged 20 and above identify as Taiwanese, with only 6.6% having dual identity and 6.6% identifying as Chinese. The slight increase in Taiwanese identity by 0.8% is attributed to the 'Jensanity' sparked by Huang Jen-Hsun's visit to Taiwan. Different age groups and political affiliations also exhibit varying levels of national identity, with younger age groups and supporters of different parties leaning more towards Taiwanese identity.
Source: YAHOO