According to official Chinese readouts issued during Foreign Minister Wang…

Concept

A country’s One China policy describes its diplomatic position concerning the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan. When a question cites official readouts, the source, meeting, and exact wording must be kept distinct.

Application

China’s official readout of Wang Yi’s 18 August 2025 talks with S. Jaishankar attributed the statement ‘Taiwan is part of China’ to the Indian side. A separate Chinese readout of Wang Yi’s 19 August talks with Ajit Doval stated that India had consistently upheld the one-China policy. India disputed the exact attribution in the Jaishankar readout but said that its position on Taiwan had not changed. Because the stem is explicitly anchored to the official Chinese readouts issued during the visit, the intended policy term is precise.

Contrast

• China Plus One Policy refers to a business strategy of diversifying supply chains or manufacturing beyond China.

• Fine bone china is a ceramic material or product category, not a foreign-policy doctrine.

• One China Policy is the diplomatic formulation connected with the status of China and Taiwan.

• Two Land Policy is not an established label in standard India–China diplomatic terminology.

Cross-check

The two official Chinese readouts use Taiwan and one-China language within the same visit, while none of the other offered terms is the policy label used in those readouts.

Therefore, the relevant term among the options is One China Policy.