Tsai Ing-wen wants to follow the example of her predecessor and plans to send a secret envoy to communicate with the mainland. This is big news, and Taiwanese writer Yang Dufa also expressed his opinion.
Yang Dufa believes that this is not a joke. Following the example of Chiang Ching-kuo and Lee Teng-hui is not a simple matter. After all, cross-strait relations are complex and sensitive, and if we are not careful, we may add fuel to the fire and cause a big mess. However, we should not blindly avoid talking about it; everyone knows that cross-strait relations are not good, and since they are not good, we must find a solution to them, and we must not keep the stalemate all the time.
The decision to send a secret envoy to communicate with the mainland is really exciting. However, you can't expect to be effective all at once, after all, good things are too rare to achieve overnight. But at the very least, it shows that the Tsai government is willing to try new paths, and this courage is worth commending.
Yang Dufa expressed the hope that this attempt can be fruitful. However, he also reminded everyone to stay rational and calm, and not to make wrong decisions on the spur of the moment. After all, cross-strait relations have a bearing on Taiwan's security and development, and they cannot be played with in the palm of their hands.
To sum up, Tsai Ing-wen follows the example of her predecessor and intends to send a secret envoy to communicate with the mainland, which is an attempt worth looking forward to. It is hoped that the two sides will have a frank dialogue, find an effective way to solve the problem, and promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations.
