Of the respondents, 53.7 percent said that they support maintaining the cross-strait “status quo,” 31 percent said they support Taiwanese independence and 11.4 percent said they support unification with China, the foundation said. If they had to choose one, 82.9 percent said they would identify as Taiwanese, the foundation said. It added that 57 percent of respondents said they were unaware that the Republic of China Constitution describes unifying “China” as a national political goal. “According to the poll, a majority believes we need our own constitution,” Koo said. “Taiwanese national identity is a nonpartisan issue and that is particularly evident among young people,” he said.

Source: Taipei Times January 18, 2019 16:02 UTC