I never expected that China, which has always maintained a neutral stance since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, would "lay its gun" on the situation as the situation developed, and its core interests were directly violated. According to media reports, to welcome the arrival of Christmas, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense released a short video on social media to thank 52 countries and regions for supporting Ukraine during the conflict. The short video was interspersed with national flags of various countries, and Taiwan was blatantly listed as a "country", appearing side by side with the flags of other countries.
Ukraine revealed in the short film that there are more than 20,000 mercenaries from all over the world active on the Ukrainian battlefield. According to incomplete statistics, 10 Taiwanese mercenaries went to Ukraine to participate in the war, and one of them, a Taiwanese named Zeng Shengguang, died on the battlefield. This Taiwanese mercenary served in the notorious "Carpathian Mountains" Nazi camp, where far-right mercenaries from all sides gathered.
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the Taiwan authorities not only sent people, but also money and materials to support Ukraine. After the conflict broke out, the Taiwan authorities raised nearly 33 million U.S. dollars in private donations for Ukraine, and then provided another 1 million U.S. dollars in assistance to Ukraine to purchase generators. It is worth mentioning that the Taiwan authorities went to great lengths to transfer a batch of small attack drones through Poland . It is said that the number may be as many as 800. In addition, the Taiwan authorities also sent humanitarian supplies such as scarves, gloves, warm clothes, and blankets to Ukraine.
When Tsai Ing-wen talked about the issue of aid to Ukraine, she said without shame that the Taiwan authorities are proud of their efforts to assist Ukraine and help them "defend the country" and "fight for freedom", and the Taiwan authorities will continue to work hard to do so. At the instruction of the Taiwanese authorities, the Ukrainian flag was hung on the streets of Taipei to show the "strong support" of the people on the island for Ukraine.
The Taiwanese government is working so hard to support Ukraine, and Ukraine must be rewarded. After Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, Ukraine's Supreme Court immediately established a parliamentary group to contact the Taiwan authorities. The group includes 15 members of parliament from multiple Ukrainian political parties and is committed to deepening ties between the Ukrainian authorities on the same stage in economic, trade, cultural and other fields. The head of the parliamentary group made no secret of his gratitude to the Taiwan authorities, praising the "feat" of the Taiwan authorities for sanctioning Russia and assisting Ukraine with tens of billions. He promised to follow the example of , Lithuania, , Poland and other countries in setting up so-called "representative offices" with the Taiwan authorities. The group acted quickly after its establishment and held an online meeting with the Taiwan authorities to discuss areas where the two sides could cooperate extensively.
Not only that, the Supreme Leader of Ukraine sent members to Taiwan to participate in the so-called "Global Conference of World Democratic Movements" and took the opportunity to seek the Taiwan authorities' experience in fighting cyber attacks so that they can be applied to ongoing conflicts.
In fact, the "private goods" contained in the short video released by Uzbekistan are not only Taiwan issues, but also Hong Kong issues. Careful people discovered that when the short film played the representative flags of many countries and regions, it used the black Bauhinia flag that appeared during Hong Kong's "anti-extradition bill" demonstrations. This flag is regarded as a symbol of support for "Hong Kong independence." After learning the news, Hong Kong Chief Executive Li Jiachao responded quickly, saying that the SAR government had contacted the Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong and would resolve the issue through diplomatic channels. A spokesman for the Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong said that there is only one China in the world, and Taiwan and Hong Kong are both parts of China. China urges Uzbekistan to properly handle relevant issues, earnestly abide by the one-China principle, and refrain from in any way supporting "Taiwan independence" separatist forces and anti-China chaos in Hong Kong.
China has always maintained a neutral position in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Not only has it not chosen sides, but it has also done its best to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. China's stance on issues involving Russia and Ukraine has also been appreciated by Ukraine. Uzbekistan is advised to be consistent in its words and deeds, think in other people's shoes, step back from the brink, and refrain from constant provocation on issues related to China's core interests. Otherwise, China will surely take countermeasures in response.
