One country, two systems
At the beginning of the millennium, polls consistently found 30% to 40% of all residents in Taiwan opposed to unification through CCP's "One country, two systems" formula even with more preferential treatments while the majority supported so-called "status quo now" Public opinion on unification has not changed significantly since then. Also, unification is generally not the deciding issue in Taiwanese political campaigns and elections. A majority of the population is supporting the status quo of mostly in order to avoid a military confrontation with PRC, but a sizable population supports a name rectification campaign.