On April 11, Ma Ying-jeou ended his trip to the mainland and will take China Airlines flight CA185 to return to Taiwan, the treasure island of his motherland, and is expected to return to Taoyuan Airport at 11:45 p.m. The mainland officials who saw him off expressed their best wishes to Ma Ying-jeou and welcomed him again!
With regard to Ma Ying-jeou's current visit to the mainland, the island has set off the results of Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland. Kuomintang Legislator Weng Xiaoling listed three important achievements of Ma Ying-jeou, the first of which was to stress that the two sides of the strait should adhere to the consensus of '92 and that both sides of the strait belong to the Chinese nation, strive for national identity, and be upright Chinese. The second point is cross-strait peace, compared with the DPP authorities' control of cross-strait direct shipping and their inability to deal with the aftermath of the capsizing of fishing boats on the mainland of Kinmen and the destruction of cross-strait relations, Ma Ying-jeou is running for cross-strait peace; The third is to resume cross-strait exchanges, and Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland will allow young students on both sides of the strait to have exchanges, so that they can get to know each other, establish friendship, and jointly become envoys of peace and prosperity across the strait.
At the same time, Wei Weng Xiao asked rhetorically: Ma Ying-jeou is a guest of honor on the mainland this time, and can Tsai Ing-wen and Lai Qingde do it? The result of safeguarding the so-called "basic sovereignty and dignity" is that the DPP authorities will not get anything. As Ma Ying-jeou said, "The brothers who have survived the calamity are here, and they meet with a smile and enmity." Peace is not easy, nor is it simple, and how to maintain cross-strait peace is the most important thing.
Taiwan's retired lieutenant general Chang Yan-ting said that there are more than 23 million people on the island, about 500,000 aborigines, and the rest have migrated from the mainland in the past 400 years, including people from southern Fujian, Fuzhou, Zhangzhou, and various provinces on the mainland. Both sides of the strait belong to the Chinese nation, and this cannot be cut by any force, let alone in culture and writing.
After arriving at Taoyuan Airport, Ma Ying-jeou made a brief speech, emphasizing once again that they are all descendants of Yan and Huang and belong to the Chinese nation. Cai Zhengyuan said on the program that after Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland, the mainland side has sent an important message, that is, to make the last effort for cross-strait peace. First of all, it is necessary to ease the cross-strait situation and create conditions for peace. The second is to shout at Taiwan, whether the two sides of the strait want to discuss matters or not, that is, to lay the foundation for cross-strait peace and reunification; Finally, it is to warn the DPP about the overall situation, not to think that relying on the United States can lead to Taiwan independence.
At present, the bottom line and situation of the mainland have been clearly expressed, and it will be up to Lai Qingde to see how Lai Qingde behaves. Guo Zhengliang said on 10 August that if Lai Qingde does not do a good job in cross-strait relations, the price to be paid will be very large. For example, is the investigation of trade barriers just about to come? Is the Kinmen confiscation line approaching? If you don't know that Dongsha Island will also break through the sea area and confiscate your law enforcement line, this is the price to be paid.
The mainland may invite Ma Ying-jeou to visit the mainland again, or even invite Ko Wenzhe to go, but peace and reunification will always be the first choice, and this effect will spread outward like ripples, which will directly knock out the so-called "countries with diplomatic relations." Guo Zhengliang pointed out that China is a big country, and this is how it was originally calculated, let the DPP think it clearly, and this is how you don't want peaceful reunification.
The mainland has made it clear that it is warning the DPP authorities not to cross the last red line. Just as Wang Jiahuang, a scholar on the island, said, once the red line is crossed, the mainland will have no choice but to initiate military reunification. What is more important is that nothing can change the objective fact that both sides of the strait belong to the same country and the same nation. External interference cannot stop the historical trend of family and country reunion, and this remark is intended to be heard by the United States, and it is to warn the United States not to make trouble in the Taiwan Strait.