
Su Chi
Su Chi is a prominent Taiwanese political figure and academic, known for his role as the former chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council. He gained notoriety for his admission in 2006 that the '1992 consensus'—a key political understanding between Taiwan and China—was fabricated in 2000. His insights into cross-strait relations have influenced Taiwan’s approach to its sovereignty and interactions with the People's Republic of China.
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Su Chi is a former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to fabricating the '1992 consensus' in 2006.
EDITORIAL: Staying alert to pro-China rhetoricFormer MAC chairman Su Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
China’s ultimate goal is Taiwan’s annihilation: MACFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
China pledges support for ‘reunification’ forces in TaiwanSu Chi is a former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to making up the '1992 consensus.'
CCP-KMT text unacceptable, minister saysSu Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
Speeches by KMT and CCP align at forum in BeijingFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted that he made up the term '1992 consensus' to alleviate tension.
KMT, CCP back ‘1992 consensus’ at Beijing forumFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
KMT chairwoman says peaceful unification with China ‘premature’Former Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
KMT-CCP forum harms national dignity: DPPSu Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
Taiwan and China must rather focus on dialogues: SEFFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted in 2006 that he made up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
KMT-CCP forum likely to be delayed to next monthThe '1992 consensus,' a term former Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) chairman Su Chi in 2006 admitted making up in 2000.
Chinese official mum on Beijing’s restrictionsSu Chi is a former chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council who admitted to fabricating the '1992 consensus'.
KMT chair to meet with Xi, but at a price: sourceSu Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
MOFA rejects ‘Time’ ‘reckless leader’ labelFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
‘One China’ not key to peace: presidentThe so-called '1992 consensus,' a term former Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi in 2006 admitted making up in 2000.
Cheng must manage KMT stakeholders carefully: JawFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
Lai reiterates commitment to peace
Su Chi is mentioned as the former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to making up the '1992 consensus'.
KMT chair candidate calls for ‘no independence, no force’ pact with ChinaSu Chi is a former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to creating the term '1992 consensus'.
KMT chair candidates underestimate China: reportSu Chi is a former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to fabricating the term '1992 consensus.'
Beijing politicizing festival: academics - Taipei TimesSu Chi is a former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus'.
Three register for KMT chair raceSu Chi is mentioned as the former Mainland Affairs Council chairman who admitted to making up the '1992 consensus'.
Energy ‘weakest element’ in Taiwan resilience: CSISSu Chi is noted for admitting to creating the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
MAC condemns Want Want’s remarksSu Chi admitted to making up the term '1992 consensus'.
MAC warns ‘united front’ tactics in mediaFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2000.
Taiwan yet to receive WHA invite: ministerFormer Mainland Affairs Council chairman Su Chi admitted making up the term '1992 consensus' in 2006.
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