Public opinion in Taiwan seems positive regarding the recent Kuomintang-China talks

Not long ago, the "KMT-CCP talks" were held between Xi Jinping and KMT Chairman Eric Chu.
Public opinion in Taiwan seems positive, with many saying it "greatly helped improve relations with China."
The KMT tends toward conservatism, unificationism, and Chinese nationalism,
while the DPP tends toward progressivism, social democracy, and Taiwanese identity politics.
The current Taiwanese President, Lai Ching-te, holds a fairly hardline Taiwanese identity stance,
but since many Taiwanese people also have a very strong sense of identity as being Chinese,
it is said that public opinion regarding Lai Ching-te's direction has been declining.
Furthermore, since many Taiwanese people work for Chinese universities or companies,
and China is their most important trading partner, there is significant public support for improving relations.