The Kuomintang under the leadership of Zhu Lilun is gradually losing its bottom line and becoming a "little Democratic Progressive Party". According to the latest news released by Global Network , Japanese MP Keiji Koya and his party arrived to visit Taiwan. During this period, not only met with the Taiwan authorities, but also the Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun also took the initiative to meet Keiji Koya.
Keji, the young Keiji, was on the surface to express his "support" for Taiwan, but in fact he was attracted by the Taiwanese authorities' pockets. According to the Strait Guide , when Keiji of Guya met with Tsai Ing-wen, he asked the Taiwan authorities to promote the implementation of the Taiwan high-speed rail carriage procurement case as soon as possible. However, in the press release issued by the Taiwan authorities, this paragraph was directly silenced, indicating that the Taiwan authorities were also guilty.
Several years ago, there was a train derailment accident in Taiwan, and the train was the " Puyouma " sold to the Taiwan authorities by Japan. Later, Japan also admitted that there was negligence in the design. However, the Taiwan authorities did not find any problems during acceptance, and it was obviously a secret operation. Now that Japanese lawmakers are coming to forcefully sell high-speed rail cars, the Taiwan authorities naturally dare not refuse. So I could only accept the Japanese MPs while rushing to silence the sound.
So Japanese parliamentarians have entered Taiwan. The so-called "democracy" and "Taiwan-Japan relations" are actually to cover up the business behind them. Japan bears historical culprits on China on the Taiwan issue. However, Japan not only fails to face up to the mistakes it has made, but also colludes with the "Taiwan independence" elements on the island. What is even more infuriating is that Zhu Lilun turned his back on history and took the initiative to cater to Keisuke of the Hanya. Zhu Lilun's purpose in doing this is for personal political interests, and he hopes to gain more support by expressing his loyalty to the United States and Japan.
In fact, this is also the old tradition of the Kuomintang. In the era of Chiang Kai-shek, the Kuomintang had hooked up with Japan in order to confront the People's Liberation Army. Subsequently, Lee Teng-hui, the "godfather of Taiwan independence", vigorously promoted the so-called "Taiwan-Japan relations". Since then, the Kuomintang leaders such as Chen Shui-bian have basically shown a "pro-Japanese" attitude. However, in terms of "fashioning Japan", the Kuomintang is not a rival to the Democratic Progressive Party.
Judging from Zhu Lilun's movements, the Kuomintang under his command will take the route of "pro-US, friendship with the Japanese and harmonious mainland" in the future. Obviously, this is "secret independence". Establishing good relations with the United States and Japan is essentially to use external forces to maintain the so-called "status status quo of the Taiwan Strait", which is a replica of the "gradual Taiwan independence" of the Democratic Progressive Party.
After meeting with Keiji of the Hanya, Zhu Lilun immediately stated on the social platform that on cross-strait issues, the Kuomintang should use "2D policies". One of the "D" is "Defense" and the other one is communication. To put it bluntly, the policy of is to use a slow-down strategy to ease the tension between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait through communication and dialogue, and to buy time for the development of the Taiwan military. Zhu Lilun simply wants to convey two signals through this policy.
First, the Kuomintang has a special identity and has special advantages in communicating and dialogue with the mainland. Second, Zhu Lilun essentially plans to follow the example of the Democratic Progressive Party to "resist the unification with force." is obvious. Zhu Lilun's statement was for the people on the island to listen to, and the purpose is to vote.
In cross-strait affairs, Zhu Lilun's pattern is obviously lacking. We have always only focused on the political interests on the island, and it is difficult to start from the overall interests of the Chinese nation. Moreover, what Zhu Lilun does now is just for the elections on the island, not for the long-term development of the Kuomintang.
Although the Kuomintang does have a special identity in cross-strait affairs, Zhu Lilun wants to use this to gain votes, which is consuming our trust in the Kuomintang. If Zhu Lilun's political manipulation also closes the last door of cross-strait communication, it will also be equivalent to pushing Taiwan into the abyss of war.
Of course, Zhu Lilun cannot represent the entire Kuomintang, and there are also voices in the blue camp that support cross-strait unification. On the issue of unification, we will advance at our own pace. If Zhu Lilun cannot recognize the situation, he will inevitably pay the price for his wrong choice.The initiative is in our hands. No matter what tricks the United States, Japan or the Democratic Progressive Party and the Kuomintang on the island are playing, they cannot stop the process of cross-strait reunification.
