It seems that before the DPP authorities in Taiwan officially announced the lifting of the ban on "nuclear food," Tsai Ing-wen could not wait to tell this news to Japanese right-wing politicians.
Abe spoke at the conference, and Fuji News reported with a picture
On the 8th, the DPP authorities in Taiwan announced the lifting of the import ban on food (referred to as "nuclear food") in five counties and cities including Fukushima, Japan, which caused an uproar on the island. On the 10th, according to the Fuji News Network (FNN), former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe jumped out and said that Tsai Ing-wen contacted him by phone on January 31 to convey the understanding of the policy of banning "nuclear food", and he also welcomed Tsai Ing-wen at that time.
According to reports, Abe made the above remarks at the general meeting of the "Abe faction" of the Liberal Democratic Party on the 10th. Abe also revealed that while expressing his gratitude, he also told Tsai Ing-wen that the lifting of the ban on "nuclear food" represents "Taiwan's accession to the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership) is a big hurdle." ”
Taiwan's "Executive Yuan" held a press conference on "Japan's Food Import Control Measures" on the 8th, announcing the lifting of the ban on food control measures around Fukushima, Japan. This move has aroused strong dissatisfaction among the people on the island, and some people on the island have angrily criticized it, and the DPP "shouts 'love Taiwan' to deceive votes, but what it does is to 'sell Taiwan' and harm its descendants." In addition, on the day of the 8th, the KMT held a press conference to express its solemn stand of opposing the lifting of the ban and strongly condemned the arbitrary acts of the DPP authorities. Kuomintang Chairman Zhu Lilun said that in 2018, 7.79 million people "referendum" against the import of Japanese nuclear food, this result can not be trampled on and torn up, the people want food safety, the authorities want to ensure the health of the whole people, there is no room for compromise and quid pro quo.
On February 8, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said at a press conference that after the Fukushima nuclear power plant nuclear accident in March 2011, in order to prevent the export of radioactively contaminated Japanese food to the mainland, China took strengthened regulatory measures for Japanese imported food, and continued to assess the risk of radioactive contamination of Japanese food, preventing food imports that did not meet the requirements, so as to ensure people's life and health safety. Zhao Lijian said: The DPP authorities' deeds concerning the life and health and safety of Taiwan compatriots believe that the eyes of the broad masses of Taiwan compatriots are shining brightly.
Column Editor-in-Chief: Qin Hong Text Editor: Dong Siyun Title Image Source: Xinhua News Agency Infographic Photo Editor: Xiang Jianying
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