Original sentence: Broadly speaking, there is little support on Taiwan for immediate reunification or independence; the argument is over culture and how Taiwanese should see themselves.The reason is that the ROC itself remains split between supporters of Chinese nationalism, who support eventual reunification, supporters of the status quo who believe Taiwan should preserve independence as the ROC, and supporters of Taiwan independence, who believe that Taiwan should declare independence as a republic separate from either the ROC or the PRC
Edited sentence: Another reason is that the ROC itself remains split between supporters of Chinese nationalism, who support eventual reunification, supporters of the status quo who believe Taiwan should preserve independence as the ROC, and supporters of Taiwan independence, who believe that Taiwan should declare independence as a republic separate from either the ROC or the PRC.Broadly speaking, there is little support on Taiwan for immediate reunification; the argument is over culture and how Taiwanese should see themselves.One reason for the ambiguity is the stated threat that the PRC will take military action if a "Republic of Taiwan" is declared