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During the recent diplomatic exchanges between China and the United States, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with US President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other senior officials during his visit to the United States, and the Taiwan issue became the focus of discussions. Wang Yi stressed that the Taiwan issue is China's core interest and resolutely opposes any form of "Taiwan independence" activities, and pointed out that the future of China-US relations will depend on whether the United States truly abides by the spirit of the three joint communiques and sincerely opposes "Taiwan independence."
Although the U.S. side has ostensibly made a commitment to oppose "Taiwan independence", the news of Montana Governor Jenforte's visit to Taiwan shortly after Wang Yi's visit has aroused concern and dissatisfaction on the Chinese side. According to reports, Jeffold's trip is aimed at promoting economic and trade cooperation between the United States and Taiwan, and plans to meet with senior Taiwanese officials, including Tsai Ing-wen, to further deepen bilateral relations.
Former Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai delivered a speech at the Xiangshan Forum in Beijing, clearly pointing out that the Taiwan issue is the primary topic in Sino-US relations and emphasizing China's firm position on the Taiwan issue. He reminded U.S. politicians that it is important to understand China's policies and positions, and that misunderstandings about China may cause unnecessary friction and miscalculation.
At the same time, Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the Chinese Military Commission, made tough statements at the Xiangshan Forum, criticizing certain countries for creating conflicts and contradictions in geopolitics. On the Taiwan issue in particular, he stressed that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) will never compromise or be soft on any attempt to split Taiwan.
Zhang's speech was interpreted as a direct warning to the United States and other countries that seek to interfere in Taiwan's affairs, especially as American politicians such as Jenfort visit Taiwan. China's unwavering stance on its national sovereignty and territorial integrity should be well recognized by the United States and other countries.
Overall, these developments suggest that there are still significant differences between the U.S. and China's positions on Taiwan, and that China remains vigilant and resolute in its response to any action that could undermine its core interests.
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