A recent article published by the Tricontinental Institute, authored by Chang Yu-Hsing, head of the Taiwan Labor Party's international department, is generating debate regarding Taiwan’s historical relationship with China. The piece, titled “The Taiwan Question: From Civil War to External Intervention,” argues for a shared political entity, building on a previous claim by a Taiwanese scholar regarding a land bridge connecting Taiwan and China during the ice age. Critics highlight fundamental flaws beginning with the article's initial assertions. The essay frames Taiwan’s history beginning with the Chinese Civil War and external interference. The article’s publication by Vijay Prashad’s Tricontinental Institute adds to the controversy surrounding the increasingly sensitive issue. This latest development contributes to an ongoing discussion about Taiwan’s identity and its place in regional geopolitics.