[Hua Xia Jingwei Network Report Huang Yang] Recently, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has once again introduced new countermeasures and announced a new list of "Taiwan independence" die-hards. Peng Tao, deputy director and resear

[Huaxia Jingwei.com reported by Huang Yang] Recently, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has once again introduced new countermeasures and announced a new list of "Taiwan independence" die-hards. Peng Tao, deputy director and researcher of the Center for Taiwan and East Asia Studies at Central China Normal University, said in an exclusive interview with this website that the two batches of lists and disciplinary measures are different in terms of personnel, scope and deterrence effect.

Peng Tao pointed out that first of all, the personnel are different. Compared with the first batch of disciplinary lists on November 5, 2021, the second batch of disciplinary lists announced on August 16 is more extensive and representative. The three people on the first batch of punishment lists, Su Zhenchang, You Xikun, and Wu Zhaoxie, are all the actual heads of Taiwan's agencies and ministries.

Among the seven people this time, Xiao Meiqin is the so-called "representative to the United States". He ignores peace in the Taiwan Strait and strongly promotes Pelosi to escape to Taiwan. His political opinion is that "Taiwan is already a sovereign and independent country and should join the United Nations in the name of Taiwan." As the secretary-general of Taiwan's National Security Council, Gu Lixiong directly promoted the sale of peace to the US military to "resist China and protect Taiwan"; as the deputy head of Taiwan's legislative body, Tsai Chi-chang supported Chen Shui-bian's proposal for a "constitutional referendum in 2006" when receiving President Xi Jinping. Losey played a key role when he visited Taiwan's legislative body; Ke Jianming is the general convener of the Democratic Progressive Party's legislative caucus. He has served as the general convener of Taiwan's legislative body for 17 sessions. He holds a high position in the Democratic Progressive Party and is Tsai Ing-wen's core staff. Lin Feifan is the deputy secretary-general of the Democratic Progressive Party, one of the three student representatives and the commander-in-chief of the "Sunflower" student movement. When Lin Feifan was less than 20 years old, he had already publicly declared his "belief in Taiwan independence" and advocated "Taiwan independence." , punishing him is a severe warning to the "Taiwan Independence Youth Army"; Chen Jiaohua is currently the chairman of the "Emergency Independence" party "Force of the Times", punishing him shows that the mainland is paying close attention to and will severely punish the "deep green" political parties that perform badly; Wang Dingyu is the "Central Standing Committee" of the Democratic Progressive Party, "Representative of the Public Opinion" is a famous pro-Green television personality who often clamored for "Taiwan independence" in his programs and openly boasted that "one Taiwanese soldier can destroy a Chinese tank." His punishment shows that the mainland will resolutely crack down on a group of obsessive and stubborn Deep Green elements.

Secondly, the scope is different. Peng Tao said that compared with the first batch of punishment lists, the second batch of punishment lists targets not only the DPP, but also dark green parties such as Times Force. Not all of the names on the list are senior officials in the DPP. There are also "Taiwan independence" elements like Wang Dingyu who have a small role but are arrogant and have a very bad influence.

Peng Tao believes that the third difference is the "new addition of specific positions." He said that sanctions would be imposed on the CEO of the "Taiwan Democracy Foundation" where You Xikun is the chairman, and the secretary-general of the " International Cooperation and Development Foundation " where Wu Zhaoxie is the chairman, and they are prohibited from entering the mainland and the Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions. The imposition of sanctions on the CEO and Secretary General of the two Foundation indicates that whoever holds the above-mentioned positions in the future will be punished accordingly, and anyone who contacts the above-mentioned foundations will be subject to corresponding sanctions, which is equivalent to directly pronouncing the "death penalty" of the two foundations.

Finally, Peng Tao said that the second batch of punishment lists announced on August 16 had a greater deterrent effect. In addition to the sanctions against the above-mentioned seven people and the two related foundations, the sanctions against four Taiwanese companies Xuande Energy, Lingwang Technology, Tianliang Medical, and Tianyan Satellite Technology that donated to the "Taiwan Democracy Foundation" and the "International Cooperation and Development Foundation" can create a warning superimposed effect, amplify the deterrent effect, and serve as a warning to others, making the warning even stronger.

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