As the 2020 elections in Taiwan draw closer, Tsai Ing-wen is playing the "Taiwan independence card." After the U.S. House of Representatives passed the "Taiwan Assurance Act of 2019", Tsai Ing-wen even published a special article in the U.S. "Foreign Policy" stating that Taiwan n

As the 2020 elections in Taiwan are approaching, Tsai Ing-wen is playing the "Taiwan independence card." After the U.S. House of Representatives passed the "Taiwan Assurance Act of 2019," Tsai Ing-wen even published a special article in the U.S. "Foreign Policy" stating that Taiwan needs a U.S. partnership and vowed to create a free Indo-Pacific region. In fact, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council has responded by stating that it firmly opposes any form of official exchanges and military contacts between the United States and Taiwan, and will never allow foreign forces to play the "Taiwan card" to harm the common interests of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. But as soon as the words fell, the United States did something to challenge China's sovereignty.

According to media reports, on June 10, Tsai Ing-wen attended the FBI Alumni Camp event and delivered a speech. It is worth noting that Tsai Ing-wen once again played the "Taiwan-US relations card" in her speech. Tsai Ing-wen claimed that in the past few decades, Taiwan's "Investigation Bureau" and "Police Agency" have been invited to send people to the FBI National Academy in the United States for training, and they have close ties with the FBI. She also pointed out that this "shows that Taiwan is an indispensable member of the international law enforcement community." Some experts pointed out that in the past, cooperation between the United States and Taiwan in the field of intelligence was conducted in private, but now it is held grandly as a major event, which is a very obvious provocation.

It should be noted that this is not the first time that the United States has openly intervened in Taiwan affairs. In the past two months, the United States has proposed arms sales to Taiwan three times in a row. The value of the latest arms sales even exceeded US$2 billion. But on the Taiwan issue, China's position has always been clear. Chinese State Councilor and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe once warned the Democratic Progressive Party authorities and external interference forces: "First, any attempt to split China will not succeed. Second, any interference in the Taiwan issue is doomed to fail. Third, any attempt to split China will fail. It is extremely dangerous to underestimate the determination and will of the Chinese military. We are willing to strive for the prospect of peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and greatest efforts, but we will never promise to give up the use of force."

In addition, on June 9, Tsai Ing-wen went to Hsinchu to "inspect" South Korea. While visiting Liao Fishing Port, she posted local photos on Facebook and spoke out for herself, hoping that the Taiwanese people would give her another four years to continue protecting Taiwan. However, what Tsai Ing-wen didn't expect was that Taiwanese netizens left comments below to criticize her, and some netizens posted articles asking Tsai Ing-wen, "Who did she protect?" In fact, after taking office, Tsai Ing-wen not only dealt with cross-strait issues, basic wages, energy, etc. Nothing has been done on multiple issues and created more problems. Even within the Democratic Progressive Party, they accuse Tsai Ing-wen of unpopular policies. At the same time, some commentators pointed out that the Tsai Ing-wen administration's series of policies that hinder cross-strait exchanges are unpopular and harm the well-being of the Taiwanese people and Taiwan's own development.