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A 'Greater China' Takes Shape as Regional Economic Ties Grows Stronger

机译：随着地区经济联系的加强，“大中国”初具规模

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For much of the last 50 years, it has made sense to think of Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau and the Peoples Republic of China as four very separate states. Hong Kong was British, Macau Portuguese; China and Taiwan's relations were so toxic that they did not formally recognize each other as sovereigns and often seemed close to conflict. Today, though, it is becoming more and more commonplace to speak of Greater China as a unit in its own right. Partly, this is a consequence of politics: both Hong Kong and Macau have been handed back by their colonial owners and become special administrative regions of China, while Taiwan, since the election of President Ma Ying-Jeou in 2008, has abandoned a previously confrontational policy and instead sought to embrace greater harmony with the mainland in order to foster trade and investment.
机译：在过去50年的大部分时间里，将香港，台湾，澳门和中华民国视为四个非常独立的州是很有意义的。香港是英国人，澳门是葡萄牙人；中国与台湾的关系是如此有害，以至于他们并未正式承认彼此为主权国家，而且似乎经常接近冲突。然而，如今，将大中华区作为一个整体来谈论已成为越来越普遍。在某种程度上，这是政治的结果：香港和澳门都被其殖民者移交，成为中国的特别行政区，而自2008年马英九总统当选以来，台湾放弃了先前的对抗政策，而是寻求与大陆建立更大的和谐关系，以促进贸易和投资。

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