Recently, Tsai Ing-wen called on all political parties across Taiwan to stop talking about "1992 Consensus ", which caused shocks on the island and once again triggered a blue-green dispute. In terms of the blue camp, New Taipei City former mayor Zhu Lilun posted a message on Facebook on the 36th, blasting Tsai Ing-wen for not recognizing the "1992 Consensus" and has no right to ask the Taiwanese people to dance with it, pushing the two sides of the Taiwan Strait into turmoil. On the 8th, he said again:
Tsai Ing-wen shouted and shouted, "Maybe it's a pleasure," but what the people want to ask the most is, what does Tsai Ing-wen want not to have the '1992 Consensus'? In the past two and a half years, we have been waiting, and the people have been waiting.
Kaohsiung Mayor Kuoyu also said on the 38th that the "1992 Consensus" is the stabilizing force for cross-strait interaction. If the "1992 Consensus" is lost, the development of cross-straits will become unpredictable in the future, and Kaohsiung's desire to "come in and goods go out" will also become unpredictable.
As we all know, during the "nine-in-one" election in Taiwan, the "cross-strait exchange card" played by many candidates from the Kuomintang county and city mayors worked, increasing the number of blue camps from the original six governing counties and cities to 15. Now, the Tsai Ing-wen administration has asked the political parties on the island to stop talking about the "1992 Consensus" through various channels such as administration and regulations, which is like obstructing the mayors of Lanying County to perform their skills in cross-strait exchanges.
According to Taiwan media reports, the chairman of the Kuomintang invited 15 mayors of Lanying County to participate in the symposium and dialogue on the "City Exchange Conference of Cross-Straits". At noon, Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu, New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi, Penghu County Mayor Lai Fengwei, Kinmen County Mayor Yang Zhenxian, Hsinchu County Mayor Yang Wenke, Taitung County Mayor Rao Qingling, Yunlin County Mayor Zhang Lishan, Hualien County Mayor Xu Zhenwei, Nantou County Mayor Lin Mingzhen, and Taizhi Lianjiang County Mayor Liu Zengying all arrived one after another. Miaoli County Mayor Xu Yaochang, and Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan sent representatives to attend the meeting.
The meeting will first report the overview of cross-strait exchanges in recent years by Zhou Jixiang, director of the Kuomintang’s Mainland Affairs Department, and then the mayors of each county and city will express their opinions. The focus of the meeting will be on the issue of urban exchanges. A member of the Kuomintang said that the Kuomintang hopes that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait can establish a mechanism for the party to communicate and contact with the party, enhance urban exchanges, promote mainland tourists to visit Taiwan, cross-strait trade, agricultural and fishery production and sales, etc., and help county and city mayors achieve political achievements. In addition, party affairs officials pointed out that the Kuomintang’s Mainland Affairs Ministry also proposed the idea of establishing a “cross-strait urban exchange committee” at the meeting, and listed 15 county and city mayors and important cadres of the Taiwan Business Association as members of the specialty.
Taiwan's United Daily News reported that the "Cross-Strait Urban Exchange Committee" is composed of representatives sent by 15 counties and cities, responsible for the planning and implementation of future exchanges between the ruling Kuomintang counties and cities and mainland cities.
It is also reported that in response to Tsai Ing-wen's recent request for political parties on the island not to mention the "1992 Consensus" again, Wu Dunyi called out to Tsai Ing-wen in his speech at the regular meeting in the afternoon, asking her to re-confirm the "1992 Consensus" because this is a historical fact and an important cornerstone for the peaceful and stable development of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait in the past. "Tell the truth, don't forget."
Public opinion on the island analyzed this. Wu Dunyi wanted to bring cross-strait issues to the level of the party to the party and establish a cross-strait urban exchange model, which is conducive to the docking of various affairs, and can also enhance the importance of the Kuomintang Central Committee, which will have a bonus point for the 2020 election.
However, in the face of the extremes of the cross-strait line of the DPP, Tsai Ing-wen once again operated the controversy over the cross-strait unification and "independence" of cross-strait unification. Wang Qin, a senior Taiwanese media person, pointed out that the Kuomintang was able to promote the process of cross-strait exchanges and had an advantageous position on the cross-strait issue. However, if the Kuomintang is vague on the issue of unification and "independence", it will be impacted or even fall into a situation of loss of predicament.
, especially the Kuomintang's nationality and the hope of the new generation of the blue camp, Jiang Wanan, recently publicly expressed his support for Tsai Ing-wen's "four musts" and easily fell into the agenda trap set by Tsai Ing-wen. This not only reflects the current shallow thinking of complex political issues in Taiwan society, but also reflects that many people face highly complex political topics such as the connotation of the "1992 Consensus" and the crux of cross-strait political differences, which are only a pronouncement.The Kuomintang has long lacked strategic thinking on this issue and only hopes that the mainland should try not to touch on the unified topic. However, the mainland cannot allow this issue to be delayed for a long time. Political differences between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait need to be faced, and the Kuomintang's evasion is ultimately not a solution.
Former Kuomintang Democratic Prodigy Cai Zhengyuan also pointed out recently that some young politicians of the Kuomintang followed Tsai and shouted "Four Musts", proving that many people are vague about the development status of cross-strait. These vague states are completely unfavorable to Taiwan. If the Kuomintang does not assume the responsibility for clarification, it will become bubbles in the future.
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