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Chiang Ching-kuo, son of Chiang Kai-shek, presided over the liberalization of the Republic of China (ruling over Taiwan province) from a KMT one-party dictatorship into a bourgeois democracy. His rule marked the beginning of the Taiwanese bourgeois's move from hoping for Chinese unification (the KMT) into Taiwanese separatism (the DPP).
From the streams
Not mentioned. Adjacent sourced terrain: the KMT analysis (popular front to 1927 massacre, US IRAN INVASION BEGINS stream) and the Taiwan line (RED PILL NEWS stream).