Il sistema di visti d’ingresso della Cina lascia fuori i tre membri dell’UE. Perché?

I mean, who cares, it’s not like there are many reasons to want to go to China. Taiwan is better in basically all aspects.

OP himself is Taiwanese. I understand your desire to reject changes to the status quo by attacking Beijing and aligning yourselves with Europe. But justice is not in favour of all. We defend Ukraine’s sovereignty because the Bielovezh Agreement stipulated that sovereignty over Crimea and the four eastern oblasts belonged to the Kiev regime. Russia wants to undermine this international law, and we will oppose it. Similarly the abrogation of the Treaty of Shimonoseki, the Potsdam Proclamation and the San Francisco Agreement stipulate that Taiwan belongs to China, whether it is the People’s Republic of China in Beijing or the Republic of China in Taipei. The only point of contention is which regime is more legitimate. The whole world, including Taipei, adheres to the one-China principle. In Europe, only the Vatican supports the Taipei regime as the legitimate regime in China. A small number of politicians in these countries conduct erroneous diplomatic relations against the principles of international law because of their own agendas, just as someone conducts diplomatic relations with the Donetsk Republic. We should oppose it as well. If we go against international law because of our interests, it is tantamount to giving everyone else a reason to go against law and order.

China is a bad place to visit as a tourist anyway

Taiwan is Chinese speaking and culture but Taiwan is a far better country to visit than china

Is this supposed to be some sort of punishment? If yes, then I, as a UK national (who also does not “benefit” from this visa liberalisation) feel like we are in great company. There are a lot of other friendly countries worth visiting, and China is definetely not one of them in my book.

Indeed, why? 😆

Sweden, Lithuania and the Czech Republic should be wearing this badge with pride.