According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website on the 23rd, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs answered questions from reporters about the invasion of Japanese MPs.
It is reported that Japanese Liberal Democratic Party member and president of the "Japanese and Chinese Parliamentary Committee" Keiji Koya visited Taiwan from August 22 to 24 and met with Tsai Ing-wen.
In response to this, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Keiji Koya ignored China's solemn representations and insisted on visiting Taiwan, China, roughly interfering in China's internal affairs, blatantly violated the spirit of the one-China principle and the four political documents of China and Japan, and sent a serious wrong signal to the separatist forces of "Taiwan independence". China strongly condemns the above-mentioned bad behaviors and will take resolute and effective measures to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The spokesperson stressed that Taiwan is an integral part of China's sacred territory. The Taiwan issue concerns the political foundation of China-Japan relations and the basic trust between the two countries. Japan has made solemn commitments to China. Japan's colonial rule over Taiwan lasted for half a century and bears serious historical culprits to the Chinese people. It should be cautious in its words and actions. In order to seek political self-interest, some Japanese politicians colluded with the "Taiwan independence" forces and performed with the trend; the Japanese government allowed its political manipulation to undermine China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. This kind of betrayal and ill-intentioned behavior is doomed to end in failure and cannot stop China's historical process of achieving complete national reunification. A spokesperson for
said that China urges Japan to reflect deeply on history, abide by the principles of the four political documents of China and Japan and its so far promises, stop provoking troubles on the Taiwan issue, and do not wade through muddy waters in the Taiwan Strait and seek personal gain, and do not go further and further on the wrong path.
22, a spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry emphasized on the incident of the US Indiana governor's visit to Taiwan that the Taiwan issue has always been the most important, sensitive and core issue in Sino-US relations. China has always firmly opposed the United States' official exchanges with Taiwan in any form or name, and has made solemn representations to the United States regarding the invasion of Indiana Governor Holcomb. China urges relevant U.S. parties to abide by the one-China principle and the three joint communiqués of China and the regulations and stop all forms of official exchanges with Taiwan.
(Original title: Japanese MPs flee to Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded)
Source: Chang'an Street Governor
Process Editor: U022
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