Taiwan's leader meets with US official after election win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : China considers self-governed Taiwan a part of its territory and opposes any official contact with the U.S. as an interference in its domestic affairs.
51% : But Tsai received a resounding public mandate for her rejection of China's suggestion for a "one country, two systems" approach to governing Taiwan after months of anti-government protests in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese territory, convinced many in Taiwan that such a plan is unworkable.
43% : "Since its transition to full democracy beginning in the 1980s, Taiwan has increasingly asserted its independent identity from China even though it is not recognized by the United Nations or any major nation.

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