[Global Network Comprehensive Report] Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen claimed today (5th) that she hopes that all political parties in Taiwan will stop talking about "92 Consensus ". In this regard, former Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou said that all political parties should unanimously recognize the "1992 Consensus", which is the best result.
According to Taiwan's "United Daily News" report on the 5th, Tsai Ing-wen had a chat with foreign media in Taiwan today. During the meeting, she declared to the media that Taiwan should send a consistent and clear message to the international community. It is expected that all political parties in Taiwan should clearly express the "voice" of the people and not discount or talk about the "1992 Consensus".
Ma Ying-jeou
Regarding Tsai Ing-wen's remarks, Ma Ying-jeou said when attending an event this afternoon that he felt it was wrong. All political parties should agree and recognize the "1992 Consensus". This is the best result.
According to Taiwan's " China Times Electronic News " report, Kuomintang Chairman Wu Dunyi also responded to Tsai Ing-wen's remarks at a tea party with party members today. Wu Dunyi said that the "1992 Consensus" is a very important foundation for peaceful and stable development across the Taiwan Straits. He criticized Tsai Ing-wen for not recognizing the "1992 Consensus" because she was "dishonest" because when Tsai Ing-wen was the chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council on July 6, 2000, she answered that there was a "1992 Consensus" when she was questioned. .
Regarding Tsai Ing-wen's remarks, Taiwanese netizens also "slap" them in the face, saying that they want to talk about the "1992 Consensus" and Tsai Ing-wen should have stepped down long agoā
Some netizens said that reunification will eventually happen; in the future, they will talk about "early reunification"ā
Previously, in response to Tsai Ing-wen's so-called "never accepted the '1992 Consensus'", this is the "Taiwan Consensus". " Global Times " once wrote in an editorial that rejecting the "1992 Consensus" runs counter to the general trend of peaceful reunification. The result will be intermittent episodes of tension in the Taiwan Strait and may even provoke a military crisis. Are the Taiwanese people willing to endure such a situation? Are they willing to live a peaceful and prosperous life within a stable cross-strait political framework, or are they willing to take risks with radical political forces and face turmoil or even war? Please Tsai Ing-wen's authorities conduct a thorough investigation and stop talking about the public opinion of 23 million people.
The Democratic Progressive Party has been in power for more than two years this time, destroying the situation of cross-strait cooperation to promote peaceful development. However, they cannot change the basic trend of continued cross-strait integration, nor can they reverse the gears of Taiwan's economic and social development driven by the continuous rise of mainland China and the development of the mainland. Gears further bites . Peaceful reunification is already on the way. This is a reality, not a multiple-choice question about whether the DPP authorities agree or not.
Peaceful reunification is a gradually unfolding process. It not only comes from top-level design and promotion, but also has strong spontaneity and historical inevitability. Many important turning points in China's history are not subject to human will. The current "independence" radical forces in Taiwan especially do not have the capital and ability to change the general trend of the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
The Taiwan authorities now frequently use Taiwan's "democracy" as a shield. This is ridiculous. The great democracy and great will of 1.4 billion people are the decisive force in the direction of the Taiwan issue. Things that the entire Chinese people oppose will definitely have no way out. If all the Chinese people hope to achieve reunification, then reunification will surely be achieved sooner or later.
