Mr. Ma Ying-jeou, the former leader of Taiwan, is about to lead a delegation to the mainland to pay respects to his ancestors and exchanges, and he is welcomed by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, and plans to lead young students from Taiwan to come for exchanges. This visit is believed not only to pay homage to ancestors, but also to inject new strength into the peaceful development of the two sides of the strait. Ma Ying-jeou's itinerary includes Nanjing, Wuhan, Changsha, Chongqing, Shanghai and other cities. At the same time, Li Liqun, a well-known Taiwanese actor, also planned to go back to his hometown in Henan to sweep his father's grave, but was politely rejected by his relatives in his hometown. One of these two celebrities from Taiwan was warmly welcomed in the mainland, but the other was snubbed by his hometown. Behind this discrepancy is the crisis in Taiwan.
Ma Ying-jeou, 71, was born in Taipei City and grew up in a political family, having studied at Cornell University and New York University School of Law. He has served as mayor of Taipei, chairman of the Chinese Nationalist Party, and leader of Taiwan. Ma Ying-jeou was awarded the Outstanding Public Service Award by Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and served as Taiwan's top leader. Li Liqun is a famous Taiwanese actor who has starred in many TV series and movies, and has a wide influence in Taiwan. His famous work was the TV series "Dragon Babu", and later won the love of many fans with his excellent performance.
Ma Ying-jeou's current trip to the mainland to pay homage to his ancestors is not simply to sweep the graves and pay homage to his ancestors, but to promote cross-strait exchanges, especially to lead young Taiwan students to the mainland for exchanges. The response of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council shows that ancestor worship is a common Xi on both sides of the strait, and youth exchanges are to inject new strength into cross-strait peace. The fact that he has made arrangements for Nanjing, Wuhan, Changsha, Chongqing, Shanghai, and other cities on the mainland means that he has made positive efforts for the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. In contrast, Li Liqun's return to his hometown was politely rejected by his relatives in his hometown, and this contrast has caused people to think about the situation on the island. The two celebrities' trips drew attention to tensions between Taiwan and the mainland.
The actions of Ma Ying-jeou and Li Liqun have once again reminded people that cross-strait relations are still facing all kinds of challenges and difficulties. Former Taiwanese leader Ma Ying-jeou's recent trip to the mainland has attracted much attention. The trip avoided Beijing and opted for cities such as Nanjing, Wuhan, Changsha, Chongqing and Shanghai, with the main purpose of worshipping ancestors. As the former chairman of the Kuomintang, Ma Ying-jeou's trip is not only a manifestation of political significance, but also a manifestation of his efforts to the roots of the nation. Ma Ying-jeou's itinerary has triggered people's thinking about cross-strait reunification, and has also had a certain impact on Tsai Ing-wen and others. In addition, the video posted by Li Liqun on social media of returning to his hometown in Henan to sweep the tomb on Qingming Festival and being politely rejected by his relatives has also attracted widespread attention.
Ma Ying-jeou grew up with a master's degree from Cornell Law School and later at Harvard University. Ma Ying-jeou was a former law professor and a well-educated politician. In the political sphere, he has served as chairman of the Kuomintang, mayor of Taipei, and leader of Taiwan. And Ma Ying-jeou's love scandal has also attracted much attention, and it has been rumored that he had an affair with well-known actress Anita Mui, which has aroused heated discussions among the media and fans. In addition, Ma Ying-jeou has also received a series of political honors, including the Outstanding Leader Award in Taiwan's political arena, showing his outstanding achievements in politics.
He is also the author of the famous book "The Mistakes and Challenges of Globalization" and a commentator with extensive experience in the field of politics. Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland has aroused widespread heated discussions, and his itinerary and thinking on cross-strait reunification have become the focus of the topic. And the video posted by Li Liqun on social media of being politely refused to be visited by his relatives has also aroused people's attention and thinking about his personal life. These incidents have become a hot topic on social networks, attracting a large number of netizens to pay attention to the discussion. Recently, there have been more and more topics about Li Liqun on the Internet, and his series of remarks have caused a lot of controversy.
Li Liqun is said to be a retired entertainer who used to be popular in the mainland, but has made some controversial statements in Taiwan in recent years. He has repeatedly said that he is Chinese, but his family has refused to return to the mainland to visit the grave. These incidents seem to reflect the reality of Taiwan's younger generation's attitude toward the mainland. Ma Ying-jeou has led Taiwan's younger generation to the mainland for exchanges, which seems to highlight the urgency and complexity of resolving the Taiwan issue. Li Liqun's upbringing and education are full of stories, he came to Taiwan from the mainland, and while earning money from the mainland, he was politely refused by his family to return to the mainland to visit the grave, which seems to deepen his homesickness for the mainland.
And his love scandals and award-winning experience are even more attention-grabbing, making people more curious about how colorful the artist's life is. His representative works have influenced a generation, and the recent hot search events are even more hotly discussed. This series of topics about Li Liqun has aroused everyone's interest and also made people think more about the attitude of Taiwan's younger generation towards the mainland.