On New Year's Day, the beginning of a new year, it is customary to send congratulations and cheers to the people. Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen also delivered the "2022 New Year Speech" on January 1. She emphasized that she must continue to go global and maintain economic development momentum. In addition to consolidating the social security system, she also wanted to uphold sovereignty. Tsai Ing-wen said that these are the four main axes of the DPP’s stable governance in 2022. However, Tsai Ing-wen's entire speech changed her original wording as the leader of the Taiwan region. In the article, she did not mention a single word "China" and replaced it with "Taiwan" throughout the text. As she came to the end of her administration, she clearly exposed her hard-line tendency to conspire against others.
The full text of Tsai Ing-wen's "New Year's Day Speech" is about 2,700 words, but this is the first time since she took office in 2016 that she did not mention the so-called "Republic of China" in her New Year's speech at all. She replaced it with "Taiwan" throughout. She blatantly went to "China" and used Taiwan to seek independence, taking a step further on the road to "de jure Taiwan independence." At the beginning of the new year, Tsai Ing-wen did this deliberately to test the mainland's bottom line and also wanted to take a bold step.
In response, Kuomintang Taipei City Councilor Wang Hongwei posted on Facebook that Tsai Ing-wen has "silenced" all words involving the word "China". It is estimated that she is "about to leave office and doesn't want to continue acting!" It turns out that Tsai Ing-wen has been pretending and acting all these years, and now she doesn't want to be able to pretend anymore.
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Wang Hongwei also said that when Tsai Ing-wen sings the "national anthem", one should also check carefully to see whether she is singing and whether she is also going to the "central government". When delivering important speeches on various occasions, everyone must pay attention to whether she mentioned it and whether she is going to the "central government".
In the 2019 New Year's Day speech, Tsai Ing-wen also warned to face up to the existence of the so-called "Republic of China" and retained the word "中" throughout. However, it did not appear once in this year's "New Year's Day Speech" and was unwilling to mention it. Tsai Ing-wen is pandering to the "Taiwan independence" bosses and wants to mention the rampant "Taiwan Republic". Nearing the end of her second term, a new moment of making wishes and blessings, Tsai Ing-wen gradually revealed her intention to de-"China". She was unwilling to mention "China" in her manuscript and replaced it with Taiwan. She was blatantly seeking independence and accelerating her pursuit of Taiwan independence.
However, Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, has long warned that drastic measures will be taken if "Taiwan independence" provocative forces or break the red line.
In 2022, the situation in the Taiwan Strait will become more complex, and both sides of the Taiwan Strait will face more severe challenges.
