According to Global Network , Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen revealed a incident 15 years ago on September 29. He said that he received an application document at that time asking him to agree to the Taiwan authorities to set up a "Taiwan Representative Office" in Cambodian . However, Prime Minister Hun Sen did not do as he did, but immediately ordered his subordinates to burn the document to avoid causing trouble.
Prime Minister Hun Sen revealed the matter when attending a forum related to combating human trafficking. He said that about 5,000 Cambodian women married to Taiwan 15 years ago. Some of them were voluntary (Taiwan is richer than Cambodia after all), some were sold by human traffickers (which often happens in Southeast Asia), and were abused along the way.
Regarding this issue, the Cambodian government cannot sit idly by the way, so someone took the opportunity to ask Cambodia to approve the establishment of a "Taiwan Representative Office" so that the Taiwan authorities can cooperate with the Cambodian government to jointly resolve the issue of Cambodian women being trafficked to Taiwan.
Although he is very concerned about Cambodian women, Prime Minister Hun Sen knows that this matter violates the one-China principle and cannot agree.
Moreover, he also realized that someone was deliberately manipulating the matter, trying to use the Cambodian bride issue to threaten him against the one-China principle and undermine China-Cambodia friendly relations.
This is a "pit", Cambodia will not jump down.
Prime Minister Hun Sen emphasized that Taiwan is a province of China and is part of China. Cambodia is unswerving in its adherence to the one-China principle. It only welcomes investors from Taiwan, does not welcome the "Taiwan Representative Office" and refuses to engage in any form of official exchanges with the Taiwan authorities.
Cambodia is a neighbor of China. It only removed the tag " least developed country " in 2016 and entered the ranks of lower-middle income countries. It is a Southeast Asian country with a poor economy.
Cambodia is known as a paradise of money laundering, a paradise of crime, and a paradise of human trafficking. Although Prime Minister Hun Sen firmly cracked down on criminal acts such as illegal gambling and human trafficking, this situation has been repeatedly banned (mainly due to poverty and chaos).
There are crimes of Cambodian women being sold to Taiwan as brides, and there are also cases of Taiwanese people being deceived into working in Cambodia by fraud gangs.
Last month, the incident of Taiwanese people being deceived into Cambodia fermenting online. At that time, the DPP authorities in Taiwan were busy attracting votes and did not take this matter to heart, which made the people feel heartbroken.
At this time, the Chinese Embassy in Cambodia took action in time and published a "Letter to Compatriots in Taiwan in Cambodia", which clearly stated that compatriots in Taiwan are Chinese citizens, and that if they have difficulties, they will find the Chinese Embassy. The Embassy will do its best to help them solve their difficulties.
However, the good deeds of mainland China were not only not grateful to the Taiwan authorities, but were instead smeared, claiming that the increase in fraud cases was the fault of the mainland and was caused by the mainland's foreign exchange policies.
Taiwan authorities have done nothing, but instead turned against the mainland, which is simply shameless.
Taiwan authorities want to set up a "representative office" in Cambodia, but it is difficult to achieve through conventional means, so it is not ruled out that the Cambodian bride is used to force the other party to agree to the matter.
However, in the face of major issues, Prime Minister Hun Sen is clear and will not betray the one-China principle because of this matter. As for rescuing Cambodian women in Taiwan, they can only seek other methods or seek help from mainland China.
In addition to wanting to set up a "representative office" in sovereign countries, the Taiwan authorities are also seeking to join United Nations to expand Taiwan's international influence.
However, Prime Minister Hun Sen made a clear statement as early as March 2008 that Cambodia respects China's sovereignty and opposes Taiwan's accession to the United Nations.
In fact, most sovereign countries in the world have the same attitude as Cambodia, and do not support "Taiwan independence", refuse to set up a "Taiwan Representative Office" in their own country, and refuse to engage in official exchanges with the Taiwan authorities.
Of course, there are also those who sing opposite tunes, such as the small Eastern European country Lithuania . The country not only sent government officials to visit Taiwan and conduct official exchanges with the Taiwan authorities, but also allowed the establishment of a "Taiwan Representative Office".In addition, there are also those who have vague strategies against Taiwan, such as the United States, which challenge the mainland's bottom line through the sausage-cutting tactics and infringe on China's sovereignty.
However, Lithuania has paid a price for it, and has been demoted by China's diplomatic relations and economic costs. The United States has also been sanctioned and has been severely warned by China many times.
It must be pointed out that Lithuania and the United States are just isolated cases, and most sovereign countries still firmly support the one-China policy.
Take Cambodia as an example. Ministry of Defense spokesman Tan Kefei once said that China and Cambodia are hardcore allies and community with shared future. The Chinese and Cambodia military are good friends who help each other and good brothers who are brothers.
China's good friends and good brothers are not only Cambodia. As China's comprehensive strength improves and its international influence increases, China will have more good friends and good brothers.
DPP has actually no way out for “independence”. After Tsai Ing-wen came to power, Taiwan’s so-called “friendly countries” became less and less, and last year it lost Nicaragua . It is only a matter of time before its “friendly countries” returned to zero.
Taiwan Affairs Office has long said that "Taiwan independence" is a dead end. We advise Tsai Ing-wen and his accomplices to stop and turn back, and not to miss Qingqing's life.
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