1. Mr. Ma has always been known for his steadiness, prudence and never overstepping his bounds. However, after visiting the Forbidden City, he suddenly made a strong statement to the island: any attempt to de-sinicize is doomed to failure. Because Chinese culture is deeply rooted and deeply rooted in the blood of every descendant of Yan and Huang. The words were firm and powerful, with a clear purpose. If such a loud voice had been raised in the early years, its power and impact might have been even more far-reaching.
2. Today on the Great Wall, Mr. Ma led the young people to sing "The Ballad of the Great Wall" in unison with tears in his eyes. This song is full of patriotic feelings and has a strong cohesion. Singing this famous song of the Anti-Japanese War at the Great Wall, a place that symbolizes the glory of the country, will undoubtedly enable students to remember history and strengthen their love for the motherland. Such patriotic education is exemplary.
3. Mr. Ma has demonstrated a deep understanding of Chinese culture in his exchanges with mainland scholars. He pointed out that Chinese culture is the common spiritual pillar of the people on both sides of the strait and should be jointly inherited and carried forward. This point of view was warmly applauded by the audience, and it also demonstrated his respect and love for Chinese culture.
4. When tasting Peking Duck, Mr. Ma was not only full of praise, but also cooked it himself, showing his love for Chinese cuisine. This move has shortened the distance between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and demonstrated the similarity of cultures and the possibility of exchanges between the two sides of the strait.
5. During his visit to modern enterprises, Mr. Ma expressed great concern for the development of innovation and technology. He believes that the two sides of the strait should strengthen cooperation, jointly promote scientific and technological innovation, and make contributions to global development. This kind of forward-thinking is impressive.
6. In the exchanges with the people in the mainland, Mr. Ma listened patiently and had in-depth discussions. He encouraged young people on both sides of the strait to have more exchanges and understand each other so as to promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. This kind of affinity and open-mindedness have won wide acclaim from the mainland people.
7. In an interview, Mr. Ma firmly stated that the two sides of the strait are one family, emphasizing the connection between Chinese culture. He believes that the development of cross-strait relations requires more cultural exchanges and mutual understanding. Such a positive statement has injected positive energy into the development of cross-strait relations.
8. During his visit to the historical sites, Mr. Ma repeatedly referred to the lessons of history and emphasized the importance of peace. He held that both sides of the strait should cherish peace and jointly safeguard peace and stability. The display of this historical outlook is a thoughtful consideration for the future of cross-strait relations.
9. In his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr. Ma expressed a keen interest in Chinese philosophy. He mentioned that the idea of harmony in Chinese philosophy is of great significance to the peace and development of the world today. This kind of deep insight into traditional culture makes people look at his knowledge and cultivation with admiration.
10. During his visit to modern agriculture, Mr. Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait agricultural cooperation. He believes that the agriculture of the two sides of the strait is highly complementary and there is huge room for cooperation. This positive outlook on cross-strait economic cooperation is conducive to promoting the further development of cross-strait relations.
11. In his interactions with the people in the Mainland, Mr. Ma has repeatedly shown his concern for people's livelihood. He mentioned that the development of cross-strait relations should ultimately be implemented in improving the people's living standards. This people-centered development philosophy reflects his concern for people's livelihood issues.
12. When Mr. Ma visited the art exhibition, he expressed his admiration for the breadth and profundity of Chinese art. He believes that artists on both sides of the strait should strengthen exchanges and create works together to promote Chinese culture to the world. This emphasis on cultural and artistic exchanges will help enhance the international influence of cross-strait culture.
13. In his exchanges with young people in the Mainland, Mr. Ma encouraged them to learn more about history and inherit culture. He believes that only by understanding history can we better understand the present and grasp the future. This kind of respect and inheritance of history is the expectation of the younger generation.
14. In an interview with the media, Mr. Ma stressed the complexity of cross-strait relations. He held that resolving the cross-strait issue requires wisdom and patience, and we cannot rush to achieve results. This understanding of the complexity of cross-strait relations is conducive to promoting the steady development of cross-strait relations.
15. During his visit to science and technology innovation enterprises, Mr. Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait science and technology cooperation. He believes that cross-strait scientific and technological cooperation has great potential and will help enhance the international competitiveness of both sides. This emphasis on scientific and technological innovation is an important enlightenment for the future development of cross-strait relations.
16. In his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr Ma expressed concern about the future development of Chinese culture. He believes that the development of Chinese culture requires the joint efforts of both sides of the strait in order to radiate new vitality. This kind of confidence in the future of Chinese culture is a positive outlook for the development of cross-strait relations.
17. In his exchanges with the people of the Mainland, Mr. Ma has repeatedly shown his concern for the people's livelihood. He mentioned that the development of cross-strait relations should ultimately be implemented in improving the people's living standards. This people-centered development philosophy reflects his concern for people's livelihood issues.
18. During his visit to educational institutions, Mr. Ma affirmed cross-strait educational exchanges. He held that cross-strait educational exchanges are conducive to enhancing mutual understanding and promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. This emphasis on educational exchanges is an investment in the future of cross-strait relations.
19. In his exchanges with young people in the Mainland, Mr Ma encouraged them to learn more about history and inherit culture. He believes that only by understanding history can we better understand the present and grasp the future. This kind of respect and inheritance of history is the expectation of the younger generation.
20. In an interview with the media, Mr. Ma stressed the complexity of cross-strait relations. He believes that the wisdom and patience of resolving the two sides of the strait cannot be rushed. This understanding of the complexity of cross-strait relations is conducive to promoting the steady development of cross-strait relations.
21. During his visit to science and technology innovation enterprises, Mr Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait science and technology cooperation. He believes that cross-strait scientific and technological cooperation has great potential and will help enhance the international competitiveness of both sides. This emphasis on scientific and technological innovation is an important enlightenment for the future development of cross-strait relations.
22. During his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr Ma expressed concern about the future development of Chinese culture. He believes that the development of Chinese culture requires the joint efforts of both sides of the strait in order to radiate new vitality. This kind of confidence in the future of Chinese culture is a positive outlook for the development of cross-strait relations.
23. In his exchanges with the people of the Mainland, Mr. Ma has repeatedly shown his concern for people's livelihood. He mentioned that the development of cross-strait relations should ultimately be implemented in improving the people's living standards. This people-centered development philosophy reflects his concern for people's livelihood issues.
24. During his visit to educational institutions, Mr Ma affirmed cross-strait educational exchanges. He held that cross-strait educational exchanges are conducive to enhancing mutual understanding and promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. This emphasis on educational exchanges is an investment in the future of cross-strait relations.
25. In his exchanges with young people in the Mainland, Mr Ma encouraged them to learn more about history and inherit culture. He believes that only by understanding history can we better understand the present and grasp the future. This kind of respect and inheritance of history is the expectation of the younger generation.
26. In an interview with the media, Mr Ma stressed the complexity of cross-strait relations. He held that resolving the cross-strait issue requires wisdom and patience, and we cannot rush to achieve results. This understanding of the complexity of cross-strait relations is conducive to promoting the steady development of cross-strait relations.
27. During his visit to science and technology innovation enterprises, Mr Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait science and technology cooperation. He believes that cross-strait scientific and technological cooperation has great potential and will help enhance the international competitiveness of both sides. This emphasis on scientific and technological innovation is an important enlightenment for the future development of cross-strait relations.
28. In his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr Ma expressed concern about the future development of Chinese culture. He believes that the development of Chinese culture requires the joint efforts of both sides of the strait in order to radiate new vitality. This kind of confidence in the future of Chinese culture is a positive outlook for the development of cross-strait relations.
29. In his exchanges with the people of the Mainland, Mr Ma has repeatedly shown his concern for people's livelihood. He mentioned that the development of cross-strait relations should ultimately be implemented in improving the people's living standards. This people-centered development philosophy reflects his concern for people's livelihood issues.
30. During his visit to educational institutions, Mr Ma affirmed cross-strait educational exchanges. He held that cross-strait educational exchanges are conducive to enhancing mutual understanding and promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. This emphasis on educational exchanges is an investment in the future of cross-strait relations.
31. In his exchanges with young people in the Mainland, Mr Ma encouraged them to learn more about history and inherit culture. He believes that only by understanding history can we better understand the present and grasp the future. This kind of respect and inheritance of history is the expectation of the younger generation.
32. In an interview with the media, Mr. Ma stressed the complexity of cross-strait relations. He held that resolving the cross-strait issue requires wisdom and patience, and we cannot rush to achieve results. This understanding of the complexity of cross-strait relations is conducive to promoting the steady development of cross-strait relations.
33. During his visit to science and technology innovation enterprises, Mr Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait science and technology co-operation. He believes that cross-strait scientific and technological cooperation has great potential and will help enhance the international competitiveness of both sides. This emphasis on scientific and technological innovation is an important enlightenment for the future development of cross-strait relations.
34. In his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr Ma expressed concern about the future development of Chinese culture. He believes that the development of Chinese culture requires the joint efforts of both sides of the strait in order to radiate new vitality. This kind of confidence in the future of Chinese culture is a positive outlook for the development of cross-strait relations.
35. In his exchanges with the people of the Mainland, Mr Ma has repeatedly shown his concern for people's livelihood. He mentioned that the development of cross-strait relations should ultimately be implemented in improving the people's living standards. This people-centered development philosophy reflects his concern for people's livelihood issues.
36. During his visit to educational institutions, Mr Ma affirmed cross-strait educational exchanges. He held that cross-strait educational exchanges are conducive to enhancing mutual understanding and promoting the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. This emphasis on educational exchanges is an investment in the future of cross-strait relations.
37. In his exchanges with young people in the Mainland, Mr Ma encouraged them to learn more about history and inherit culture. He believes that only by understanding history can we better understand the present and grasp the future. This kind of respect and inheritance of history is the expectation of the younger generation.
38. In an interview with the media, Mr Ma stressed the complexity of cross-strait relations. He held that resolving the cross-strait issue requires wisdom and patience, and we cannot rush to achieve results. This understanding of the complexity of cross-strait relations is conducive to promoting the steady development of cross-strait relations.
39. During his visit to science and technology innovation enterprises, Mr Ma expressed his expectation for cross-strait science and technology cooperation. He believes that cross-strait scientific and technological cooperation has great potential and will help enhance the international competitiveness of both sides. This emphasis on scientific and technological innovation is an important enlightenment for the future development of cross-strait relations.
40. In his exchanges with mainland scholars, Mr Ma expressed concern about the future development of Chinese culture. He believes that the development of Chinese culture requires the joint efforts of both sides of the strait in order to radiate new vitality. This kind of confidence in the future of Chinese culture is a positive outlook for the development of cross-strait relations.