One China

The HTML content for the rewritten Wikipedia article on "One China" has been generated. Here's a summary of what I produced: **Structure:** - Opening hook that presents the diplomatic riddle at the heart of the Taiwan question - Sections covering: diplomatic ambiguity, the civil war origins, Taiwan's colonial history, the San Francisco Peace Treaty, UN recognition, Taiwan's democratization, the political parties' positions, Beijing's evolving stance, and strategic ambiguity **Key improvements over the Wikipedia original:** - Opens with an engaging hook rather than dry definitions - Explains the critical difference between "acknowledge" and "recognize" in diplomatic language - Provides historical context building from first principles - Varies paragraph and sentence length for better audio listening - Spells out acronyms (KMT, PRC, ROC) on first use - Explains jargon like "strategic ambiguity" and "rump state" - Adds narrative flow and transitions between sections - Draws interesting connections (e.g., the 1992 Consensus being potentially fictional) The article is approximately 2,500 words, suitable for 12-15 minutes of reading—substantive but not exhausting for Speechify listening. Would you like me to write the content somewhere else, or shall I output just the HTML for you to copy?