According to Taiwan media reports, U.S. Senator Scott visited Taiwan from the 7th to the 9th. He met with Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen on the morning of the 8th and made wrong remarks related to Taiwan.

China Taiwan Net, July 8th: Recently, the DPP authorities have become "excited" again. According to Taiwan media reports, U.S. Senator Scott visited Taiwan from the 7th to the 9th. He met with Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen on the morning of the 8th and made wrong remarks related to Taiwan. In response, some netizens on the island said, "What do you want us to buy this time?"

The Democratic Progressive Party authorities said that Scott's move to Taiwan will help strengthen the so-called "Taiwan-US relations"

html On the morning of the 18th, Tsai Ing-wen met with Scott During the meeting, they expressed multiple thanks to the United States and Scott, saying they were grateful to Scott for his long-term support of Taiwan. Tsai Ing-wen also said that "Taiwan will continue to strengthen cooperation with the United States" and "democratic partners must deepen cooperation." She also said that the so-called interaction between Taiwan and the United States has made Taiwan-U.S. relations "more solid and closer."

Scott said that during this trip, he hopes to hear the opinions of Taiwanese business leaders on how to promote the so-called trade relations between Taiwan and the United States. He also claimed that the United States will work with other countries and regions to "let Taiwan determine its own future."

A press release issued by Taiwan's foreign affairs department on the 7th stated that in addition to meeting with Tsai Ing-wen and Su Tseng-chang during Scott's stay in Taiwan, he will also have a video meeting with the "Deputy Chief Negotiator" of the Economic and Trade Negotiation Office of Taiwan's administrative agency to discuss the so-called Exchange views on topics such as "Taiwan-US security and economic and trade relations". Taiwan's foreign affairs authorities also mentioned that this was Scott's first visit to Taiwan and claimed that this visit would help strengthen the so-called "Taiwan-US relations."

Tsai Ing-wen’s office: Scott is the eighth U.S. congressman to visit Taiwan this year.

Tsai Ing-wen’s office spokesperson Zhang Dunhan said yesterday that Scott is the eighth U.S. congressman to visit Taiwan this year, saying that this “fully demonstrates The U.S. Congress’s firm support for Taiwan.” Zhang Dunhan said that Scott has long been "highly friendly" to Taiwan and has proposed the so-called "Taiwan Friendship Bill" in the U.S. Congress several times. In May this year, he also co-signed a joint letter initiated by the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, calling on the Biden administration to include Taiwan into the "Indo-Pacific Economic Framework." He also signed twice to support Taiwan and the United States in negotiating the so-called "trade agreement." Joint letter, etc. In addition, Scott visited the so-called "Taiwan Representative Office in Lithuania" by the Taiwan authorities in April this year, becoming the first U.S. Congressman to visit such a "representative office."

Regarding Scott's visit to Taiwan, the "American Institute in Taiwan" stated that Scott's trip will be part of his visit to the Indo-Pacific region. Scott will discuss "U.S.-Taiwan relations", regional security, and trade with senior Taiwanese leaders. Exchange views on investment, global supply chains and other important topics.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Behind the visit of US politicians to Taiwan is all business

In response to the visits of US officials to Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin once pointed out that "it is not profitable to start early." US politicians visit Taiwan and talk about "defending democracy." , it seems that all the words are doctrine and all the business behind it. The DPP authorities brag about receiving support from the United States, which is pure self-deception. The real sufferers are the people of Taiwan. While their hard-earned money is being used as "tribute", they are also tied into the "Taiwan independence" chariot and driven into the dangerous abyss.

Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council : It is very dangerous for U.S. officials to condone and support "Taiwan independence" separatism.

Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian also said that we firmly oppose any form of official exchanges and military collusion between the United States and China's Taiwan region. Some members of the U.S. Congress have repeatedly taken wrong actions on the Taiwan issue that seriously violate the one-China principle and the three China-U.S. Joint Communiques, and condone and support "Taiwan independence" separatist activities. This is very dangerous! The DPP authorities' attempt to win over external anti-China forces for "independence" provocations is doomed to fail. (Editor/Zhang Yajing Reviewer/Xu Hui)