On the island of Taiwan, in addition to the two major political parties, Blue and Green, the "Deep Blue" Power New Party, and the political dark horse "Force of the Times" that emerged through the "anti-service trade", there are also various large and small political groups scattered around.
The "unification faction" groups on the island, data map;
Among them, as an important organizational force of the "unification faction" on the island, the "Chinese Patriotic Association" has always been known to everyone for its clear political identity and "anti-independence" actions. Familiar.
The "Chinese Patriotic Association" was established in Taipei in 1993 under the initiative of Zhou Qingjun. Its purpose is to unite patriotic compatriots at home and abroad through friendship and mutual assistance, resolutely safeguard the common interests of the Chinese nation, resolutely oppose the split of the country, and complete the historical task of peacefully reunifying China. .
On January 7, 2017, Huang Zhifeng, secretary-general of "Hong Kong People's Liberation Army" and other "Hong Kong independence" elements went to Taiwan to participate in activities and were attacked by Taiwan's "China Patriotic Association", "China Unification Promotion Party" and "Four Seas Association" and other organizations Chasing, intercepting and protesting loudly;
On December 12, 2016, "Hong Kong independence" elements Chen Haotian, Zhou Haohui and others talked in the cafe of the five-star Caesar Hotel in Taipei. In their words, they mentioned "the need to fight Taiwan's 'independence' and personnel affairs Hong Kong and Taiwan are 'echoing each other' from afar." This was overheard by members of the "China Patriotic Association" at the next table, and was scolded "Don't be like us Chinese" and even caused physical conflict between the two parties. This incident attracted great attention from the media on both sides of the Taiwan Strait at the time;
According to the Global Times, as early as October 2014, the "China Patriotic Association" held a monthly ceremony to raise the five-star red flag in front of the Taiwan leader's office. There have been 28 ceremonies so far; in Taipei's busiest city, Ximending, they raised the flag 18 times, "just hoping that the people of Taiwan would recognize the five-star red flag."
They even have a "column for stubborn Taiwan independence elements" on their website to warn those advocating "Taiwan independence"...
However, According to Taiwanese media reports, the current Taiwan authorities' "Political Party Law" has added provisions to stipulate that the island's Political groups must convert their registration to political parties within two years or be forced to dissolve. Under this wave of political actions, 58 political groups on the island (mostly pan-blue political groups), headed by the Taiwan Women's Federation and including the Chinese Patriotic Association, may face the fate of disbanding!
△On April 25 this year, a joint delegation of Taiwanese political parties composed of leaders of 50 political parties in Taiwan visited the mainland and called for peace and reunification.
According to Taiwanese media reports, once required to convert into political parties, these political groups must not only review their financial statements every year, but also cannot set up small donation boxes at will. On the surface, the Taiwan authorities claim to "fair and normalize political party competition," but in fact they are controlling political groups on the island, especially the pan-blue camp, and even intend to "eliminate" their electoral mobilization power.
Under such a situation, Zhou Qingjun, president of the Chinese Patriotic Association, responded in an interview: If you want to fight, let’s fight!
Zhou Qingjun, President of the Chinese Patriotic Association: "Tsai Ing-wen is having fun! Come and play, everyone, we can all follow her rules, and we will slowly fight against him.
Cross-Strait relations are ineffective, but "transformational justice" is busy Incessantly. The SEF and the Mainland Affairs Council are "taking advantage of the money", but the "Transformation Justice Committee" under Taiwan's administrative agency will have sufficient reasons to take "dramatic measures" against the island's political groups. Is this what it is? What kind of "independent" power does the Tsai administration want?
intends to turn all the political groups on the island into political parties. What kind of impact will it have on Taiwan's political landscape? For more information, stay tuned to the broadcast at 22:15 tonight. Taiwanese current affairs commentators Zheng Shicheng and Hou Hanting gave wonderful comments on "Straits Shinkansen" on Southeast TV.
