Original sentence: After the genocide committed in the 228 massacre in 1947, native Taiwanese who collaborated with Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorship and the Chinese Nationalist Party were commonly considered as Taijian.All of these contributed to the 228 massacre in 1947 when the native Taiwanese elite establishment was destroyed by the KMT.Many members of the KMT administration arrived on Taiwan with fresh images of their ravaged country and memories of Japanese atrocities on China during Second Sino-Japanese War.The term is used against Taiwanese supporters of Chinese Unification, Kuomintang, and the pan-blue coalition, viewed as being Taiwanese traitors serving the interests of the People's Republic of China; in return, some radical Chinese expansionism supporters used the terms Hanjian (漢奸), literally means traitor of China, against Taiwan Name Rectification Campaign supporters who immigrated to Taiwan after the Chinese Civil War, yet self-identify as Taiwanese.With the fall of the KMT one party rule and the beginning of democratic elections, Taiwanese nationalists now view Taiwanese citizens who collaborated with a hostile foreign power, especially the People's Republic of China, as Taijian
Edited sentence: After the genocide committed by Chinese against Taiwanese in the 228 massacre in 1947, native Taiwanese who collaborated with Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorship and the Chinese Nationalist Party were commonly considered as Taijian.All of these contributed to the 228 massacre in 1947 when the native Taiwanese elite establishment was destroyed by the Chinese.However, the pro-Chiang Kai-shek government of the United States ignored the wishes of the Taiwanese, many of whom fought in the Imperial Japanese Army against China and were legally Japanese citizens prior to the end of World War II, and handed Taiwan over to the Republic of China.Many members of the Chinese-dominated administration arrived on Taiwan with fresh images of their ravaged country and memories of Japanese atrocities on China during Second Sino-Japanese War.The term is used against Taiwanese supporters of Chinese expansionism, Chinese Nationalist Party, and the pan-blue coalition, viewed as being Taiwanese traitors serving the interests of the People's Republic of China; in return, some radical Chinese expansionism supporters used the terms Hanjian (漢奸), literally means traitor of China, against Taiwan Name Rectification Campaign supporters who immigrated to Taiwan after the Chinese Civil War, yet self-identify as Taiwanese.With the fall of the Chinese dictatorship and the beginning of democratic elections, Taiwanese nationalists now view Taiwanese citizens who collaborated with a hostile foreign power, especially the People's Republic of China, as Taijian