The House Resolution introduced by Representatives Shusterman and others recognizes October 10, 2025, as "National Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan)" in Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the historical context of the Republic of China, established in 1912 and relocated to Taiwan in 1949, where it has maintained jurisdiction over the island and its outlying territories. It emphasizes Taiwan's diverse society, rich cultural heritage, and its status as a resilient democracy that shares common values with the United States, such as freedom and peace. The resolution also notes the significance of the Taiwan Relations Act and the economic ties between Taiwan and the U.S., including Pennsylvania's substantial trade relationship with Taiwan.

Furthermore, the resolution underscores Taiwan's critical role in global supply chains, particularly in advanced semiconductor manufacturing and artificial intelligence. It acknowledges the mutual benefits of the partnership between Pennsylvania and Taiwan, which includes economic, scientific, educational, and cultural exchanges. By recognizing October 10 as a day to celebrate Taiwan's achievements in democracy, global competitiveness, and economic stability, the resolution aims to promote awareness and appreciation of Taiwan's contributions while advocating for continued peace and stability in cross-strait relations.