After Ma Ying-jeou returned to Taiwan, Taiwan was very lively, the Kuomintang sprayed each other with infighting, the Democratic Progressive Party watched the play, and even Jiang Wanan showed his true colors.
Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland has greatly eased the situation in the Taiwan Strait, and he was received by high-level officials of the mainland in Beijing, expressing the mainland's sincerity. However, there are quite a few complaints within the Kuomintang about Ma Ying-jeou's defense of the mainland.
Xiao Xucen, as the CEO of the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation, bombarded the Kuomintang: The Kuomintang did not fully support Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland, and I don't know if it had other considerations, or was afraid of the DPP. This remark offended many people, such as Zhu Lilun, Han Kuo-yu and other high-ranking KMT officials, because they did not express their stance on Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland at the first time.
Of course, this is also an objective fact, and these KMT high-ranking officials did not speak out until Ma Ying-jeou's last stop in Beijing and met with the mainland's high-level leaders. Obviously, the KMT's internal strife has been going on for almost 100 years, and it has not changed, and it is normal for the KMT to be defeated.
This bombardment prompted the Kuomintang to immediately issue a statement, saying that the Kuomintang abides by the party program and the party constitution, is pro-US and friendly to Japan, abides by the constitution of the "Republic of China," and abides by the "consensus of '92." The Kuomintang is very supportive of Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland, and also believes that nongovernmental exchanges will play a very good role in promoting cross-strait relations.
Immediately, the KMT's dignitaries began to spray Xiao Xucen, and Secretary General Huang Jianting said: The KMT only received the notice on the day of Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland, so it did not express its position at the first time, and even the itinerary was only known after the media exposed it, and the KMT supported Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland.
Obviously, Huang Jianting's words have too many loopholes. Although Ma Ying-jeou has no official position within the Kuomintang, as a former leader of the Taiwan region and chairman of the Kuomintang, it is impossible for him to visit the mainland without informing the KMT's top leadership.
After Huang Jianting, another bigwig of the Kuomintang, Hong Mengkai, said: The Kuomintang caucus held a press conference, and before Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland, it had great expectations for this trip.
The Kuomintang's mutual spraying and infighting made Ma Ying-jeou quickly summon Zhu Lilun, exchange views and results of his visit to the mainland, and also took the opportunity to tell the outside world that they had no discord, while analysts believe that Xiao Xucen actually sprayed Han Kuo-yu, not Zhu Lilun and the Central Committee of the Kuomintang.
Obviously, the KMT's internal strife is infighting, and what the outside world knows is known, but if Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland eases the tension in the Taiwan Strait, if the KMT does not give full support, will this not make the outside world and the mainland misunderstand the KMT? The KMT did not give full support, and the DPP was even more extremely sarcastic and sarcastic.
On the day Ma Ying-jeou was received in Beijing, in order to dispel the influence, Lai Ching-te announced that his team members were all "independence" factions, except for the chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, who was neutral, and the rest of the top leaders were all "independence" factions; on the day Ma Ying-jeou returned to Taiwan, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) threw out another poll showing that 90 percent of the Taiwan people did not approve of reunification.
For the mutual spraying within the Kuomintang, for Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland. Jiang Wanan showed his true colors in one sentence, saying that as long as "reciprocal dignity and goodwill and reciprocity" are conducive to cross-strait relations and regional peace and stability, it is okay.
Jiang Wanan's proposal of reciprocal dignity is not the first time, and it has been expressed in this way many times in the past. Also shouting "reciprocal dignity" many times is "die-hard Taiwan independence" Hsiao Mei-qin, and in the eyes of these Taiwan politicians, the mainland and Taiwan must have equal dignity.
Taiwan is only one of China's 34 provincial-level administrative units, so how can it be reciprocal and dignified, and the reciprocity that Taiwan politicians have always emphasized, is not this a side-by-side negation of the one-China principle? Jiang Wanan's remarks are no different from non-reunification. Therefore, if people on the mainland expect this person to contribute to cross-strait reunification, they may be disappointed.
Moreover, there are many Taiwanese with the mentality of Jiang Wanan, politicians, businessmen, scholars, and many non-governmental personages, and their core is the "Democratic Progressive Party." Through the subtle and gradual "Taiwan independence," it is urgent to resolve the Taiwan issue; in addition to letting Taiwan see the mainland's economic, scientific, technological, and military crushing strength, we must also see clearly which of the real reunification factions on the island are, and what we want to unite are also these patriots who are really bent on reunification.
At the same time, he warned the DPP and all the obscure "independence" factions that Taiwan independence is a dead end, and that the mainland will crack down severely on any act of Taiwan independence.