Conclusion
After seven rounds of constitutional amendments, one cannot deny that the Taiwanese constitutional identity has grown symbiotically with the Taiwanese national identity, notwithstanding the lack of a clear constitutional moment.
Although the pendulum has swung from the Chinese constitutional identity to the Taiwanese constitutional identity, the former does not disappear, but persists firmly. The high threshold of constitutional revision helps preserve the declining Chinese constitutional identity. Moreover, the landslide victory of the KMT in the 2018 nine-in-one elections evinces the resilience of Chinese identity. The co-existence of the two antagonistic constitutional identities not only mirrors the chasm between people with divergent political viewpoints on this island, but also influences the practice of judicial review in many respects.
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