According to Taiwanese media reports, U.S. Senator Graham (Lindsey Graham) met with Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen in mid-April this year, expressing his hope that Taiwan China Airlines will purchase Boeing 787 passenger plane, which was silenced by the on-site interpreter and Tsai Ing-wen's Chinese press release. Keiji, president of the "Japanese and Chinese Parliamentary Committee", visited Tsai Ing-wen today and mentioned the purchase case of Taiwan high-speed rail carriage. He was once again silenced by the press release of Tsai Ing-wen's office, and the related conversation was not mentioned.
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U.S. Congressman Graham recently led a delegation to visit Taiwan, selling Boeing 787 to Tsai Ing-wen, hoping that Taiwan China Airlines will purchase US Boeing passenger plane. Although Tsai Ing-wen's office and Taiwan's foreign affairs department denied forced sales, although Graham mentioned this on the live conversation between Tsai Ing-wen's office that day, there was also an English press release from Tsai Ing-wen's office, but the on-site interpretation was not translated, and the Chinese press release issued by Tsai Ing-wen's office was also silent.
Keji Koya Keisi said yesterday when he met "Premier" Su Zhenchang, he hoped that the DPP authorities would assist in the purchase of high-speed rail carriages from the side. Today I met Tsai Ing-wen and mentioned the high-speed rail carriage procurement case again in person, emphasizing that Taiwan's high-speed rail is a concrete symbol of the "strong friendship" between Taiwan and Japan, and will work together in the future, and Japan will continue to contribute to Taiwan's high-speed rail.
However, this conversation in Guya was deleted in the press release of Tsai Ing-wen's office and jumped directly to the end of the last paragraph. Guya said that as the saying goes, "true love is revealed in times of adversity". In the past few years, Taiwan has provided masks to Japan and Japan has also provided Taiwanese vaccines. This is the most specific symbol.
Ask Tsai Ing-wen recently clamored to deepen the so-called "Taiwan-Japan relations" in an interview with Japanese media. Japanese Representative Keiji Koya visited Taiwan, China, and Taiwan Affairs Office said that some Japanese politicians and lawmakers followed suit to Taiwan, China, in an attempt to gain political self-interest, and we firmly oppose this. We urge these Japanese people to learn from historical lessons, fully understand the sensitivity of the Taiwan issue, recognize the fact that there is only one China in the world and Taiwan is part of China, adhere to the spirit of the four political documents of , one China, and the four China-Japan political documents with practical actions, and be cautious in speaking and doing things on Taiwan-related issues. We warn the DPP authorities that colluding with external forces to seek "independence" provocation is doomed to failure. (Editor: Fang Yanyan)
