Traditionally, the Republic of China government has held celebrations marking the Victory Day on 9 September (now known as Armed Forces Day) and Taiwan's Retrocession Day on 25 October. However, after the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won the presidential election in 2000, these national holidays commemorating the war have been cancelled as the pro-independent DPP does not see the relevancy of celebrating events that happened in mainland China.
traditionally the republic of china government has held celebrations marking the victory day on 9 september (now known as armed forces day) and taiwan's retrocession day on 25 october however after the democratic progressive party (dpp) won the presidential election in 2000 these national holidays commemorating the war have been cancelled as the pro-independent dpp does not see the relevancy of celebrating events that happened in mainland china