| Summary: | 博士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 政治學研究所 === 104 === Abstract
During the Deng Xiaoping era China followed a "low profile" international posture with the intention of not making waves on the international stage. Since taking office Xi Jinping , in contrast to Deng Xiaoping , has held up his "Chinese Dream" ideal giving China a bigger role on the international stage and helping overseas chinese around the world with various benefits and attracting their loyalty and efforts for the benefit of the Chinese Mother Land.
The purpose of this study is to detail how the "Chinese Dream" will be organized and implemented. The aim is to comprehend the structure in minute detail so as to ascertain the intent. The study will show Human, financial and political resource allotment together with its athority and priority in order to gage the effect and impact on Taiwan.
The study has identified 6 points as findings which are (1) Chineses Dream has a high priority and all policies are subject to it. (2) In accordance with Mr. Xi’s thinking of Overseas Chinese affairs, China’s OSC affair policy has been transformed from the overseas Chinese assisting the motherland to the motherland assisting overseas Chinese. It will assist in developing their businesses abroad. Mr. Xi's view has transformed OSC affairs from being a domestic issue to becoming an international affairs issue. OSC affairs is transitioning from being a purely ideological concept into becoming a more pragmatic implimentation. (3) All levels of OSC affairs divisions now are undergoing a restructuring in order to avoid overlapping and conflicting interests within the OSC affairs departments. (4) As evidenced by the huge allotment of manpower the budget commitment is considerable. (5) The Chinese diaspora is seen as an important element in embracing, spreading and supporting the Motherland's policies. We can expect to see a great effort from the OSCA dept. to win the hearts and minds of the Chinese diaspora. (6) In the aftermath of a series of policies that have greatly enhanced the profile of the OSC Affairs Department it must be closely observed to identify the points where it affects Taiwan's independence and/or unification efforts.
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