FEATURE / Taiwan seeks national identity boost in classrooms amid China fears
06/22/2025 07:21 PM
Taiwan is opening a new front in its efforts to counter China's threats to its security -- the classroom -- to foster a greater sense of national identity and awareness of China's threat, but scholars warned that the approach could blur the line between education and political indoctrination.
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