Can the structural columns between my kitchen and balcony be removed?

1.For home improvement, it is recommended that it is best not to move the structure;

2.I really don't understand your diagram;

3.My suggestion, if it is true that the demolition of the structural column is not a big problem, it depends on whether there is a place for things on both sides of you to take root;

4.If it is really an independent column, then it must not be dismantled!

Can't be dismantled! It is a load-bearing main wall! Demolition will affect the earthquake resistance and stress of the entire building!

No, but you can look downstairs or upstairs. If they tear it down, you can tear it down.

Can be demolished is not a load-bearing wall. IF YOU DON'T WORRY, YOU CAN BUILD A 20CM PILLAR AT EACH END OF THIS SET OF WALLS AND INSTALL A HORIZONTAL IRON ON TOP OF IT.

From the analysis of the position on the map, it should be the counterweight wall of the balcony, which must not be demolished. Remove this section of the wall and there is a good chance that the balcony will fall. Absolutely undismantled.

The red pillar you are representing, according to the situation you described, is load-bearing, and the weight of the upstairs needs to be supported by the column, so it cannot be removed. The main structure cannot be destroyed. . .

You have to consult with the community management office about this question, and whether this column is a load-bearing column.