The Democratic Progressive Party authorities are constantly making small moves in the name of improving the so-called "Taiwan's recognizability." According to multiple Taiwan media sources, Taiwan's foreign affairs department said today that the new version of the "passport" with

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[Global Network Report Reporter Yin Yanhui] The Democratic Progressive Party authorities continue to make small moves in the name of improving the so-called "Taiwan's recognition." According to multiple Taiwanese media sources, Taiwan’s foreign affairs department said today (30th) that the new version of the “passport” with the word “TAIWAN” enlarged on the cover will be officially issued on January 11 next year. In response to the DPP authorities' move to enlarge the word "TAIWAN", Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying once said that no matter what little moves the DPP authorities make, the fact that Taiwan is an integral part of China's territory will not change.

Taiwan authorities’ new version of “Passport” (Source: Taiwan Media)

Taiwan’s foreign affairs department announced in September a new version of the “Passport” cover with the word “TAIWAN” enlarged. According to Taiwanese media reports such as "China Times News Network", Taiwan's foreign affairs department reiterated today that while retaining the elements and structure of the current version, the word "TAIWAN" will be enlarged and the English words "REPUBLIC OF CHINA" will be surrounded by the so-called "national emblem" The outer ring further enhances the recognition of "Taiwan" on the cover of the chip's "passport".

Taiwan’s foreign affairs department stated that a new version of the “passport” will be officially issued from January 11 next year, and applications can be submitted regardless of whether it is at home or at a “representative office” abroad.

In response to this, some netizens on the island criticized, "The incompetent DPP 'government' spends a lot of money on meaningless things." "Ideology, everything will be harvested."

In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Regulations on September 2 this year At the press conference, a reporter mentioned that the Taiwan authorities decided to enlarge the words "TAIWAN" and "TAIWAN PASSPORT" on the cover of the new version of the "Passport" for Taiwan residents. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said at the time that no matter what little tricks the DPP authorities do, , the fact that Taiwan is an integral part of China's territory will not change.

here wants to make the "TAIWAN" on the new version of the "passport" bigger. At almost the same time, the DPP authorities want to shrink the "CHINA" on the China Airlines plane.

Earlier this year, when Taiwan donated masks to Europe, China Airlines' English name "CHINA AIRLINES" contained "CHINA", which aroused dissatisfaction from the Democratic Progressive Party authorities and asked China Airlines to review the painting. Su Tseng-chang, the head of Taiwan's administrative agency, claimed in an interview on April 14 that when China Airlines transported supplies this time, the whole world thanked Taiwan, but because China Airlines' fuselage was marked "CHINA", people in many countries mistakenly thought it was mainland China. The masks were given.

Su Zhenchang’s information picture

Last week, multiple Taiwanese media reported that China Airlines, which was forced to change its name, had its latest livery released. Some foreign aviation fans took photos of China Airlines' latest livery, which not only moved the English name "CHINA AIRLINES" to the tail of the plane, but also reduced the font size simultaneously. In response, netizens on the island criticized it as "unnecessary", "shameful and sad" and "a waste of money". Lin Jialong, the head of Taiwan's transportation department, responded last week by claiming that China Airlines purchased seven Boeing 777F freighter aircraft, which are currently in the delivery and test flight stage. As for the painting part, there is still room to allow Taiwanese imagery to appear on the new aircraft in the future. Now the " The font size of "CHINA AIRLINES" has been reduced, and China Airlines will officially explain it to the public after the new livery design is completed.

China Airlines’ latest livery moves the words “CHINA AIRLINES” to the tail of the aircraft, and the font size is also reduced simultaneously. Picture from jetphotos website

In response to some "Taiwan independence" political parties and groups on the island that continue to clamor for "name rectification", Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, once said that a small group of "Taiwan independence" separatist forces on the island have been driven to a coma by their selfishness, taking the opportunity to cause trouble, making wanton noises and It has intensified its efforts to promote a series of "independence" activities in an attempt to push cross-Strait relations to the brink of danger and push Taiwan compatriots into the abyss of disaster. We hereby warn these "Taiwan independence" elements that they must step back from the brink and dare to test the law by themselves, and they will be severely punished.