An alliance formed by different political parties or groups for a common political purpose; often abbreviated as [[统战|統戰|tong3 zhan4]].

the state of being unified; oneness; uniformity

a single entity or whole formed by the combination of related people or things

(philosophy) the unity of opposites; the concept that things are composed of opposing elements that are at once mutually exclusive and interconnected

Organization of African Unity (OAU), an intergovernmental organization established in 1963 and replaced by the [[非洲联盟|非洲聯盟|fei1 zhou1 lian2 meng2]] in 2002

A standardized government-issued receipt used primarily in Taiwan for financial transactions and tax compliance; it also serves as a ticket for a national lottery. Often referred to simply as [[发票|發票|fa1 piao4]].

The process of making something uniform or standardized; normalization; unitization

to achieve national unification through the use of military force, especially in the context of mainland China and Taiwan

The North Korean government organization responsible for managing relations with South Korea.

The electroweak interaction in particle physics which unifies the electromagnetic and weak forces.

The fundamental law of dialectical materialism, which states that all things are a unity of contradictory opposites. Internal conflict between these opposites is absolute and eternal, driving the process of change and development.

To adopt a unified approach to discussing an issue or answering questions; to agree on a consistent public statement.

to align thoughts or ideas; to act with a common purpose

a governmental advisory body established in Taiwan in 1990 to manage and discuss policies regarding the unification of China

peaceful unification; the process of bringing separated regions or groups together into one entity without the use of force

United Front Work Department of the CCP Central Committee (UFWD)

centralized or standardized system for recruiting or enrolling students or employees

the national unified entrance examination system for colleges or universities

The Korean kingdom that existed from 668 to 935

Standard digital encoding system used for the consistent representation and processing of text from most of the world's writing systems.

unified social credit identifier; the unique registration or tax identification number issued to businesses and organizations in mainland China

(Taiwan) A unique eight-digit identification number assigned to a business or organization for tax and regulatory purposes.

to unify or coordinate plans

(bound form) unified resource

uniform resource locator (URL), such as a web address

uniform resource locator; a web address

7-Eleven (convenience store chain); abbreviation for [[统一超商|統一超商|tong3 yi1 chao1 shang1]]

President Chain Store Corporation, the company that operates 7-Eleven convenience stores in Taiwan

a unified military force or command structure operating under a single commander

to reunify; reunification

The ruling communist party of the former German Democratic Republic (East Germany) from 1946 to 1989.

China Japan Korea unified ideographs; Unihan

The standard annual academic examination for college admissions in mainland China; often referred to by the short name [[高考|高考|gao1 kao3]]