Ma Ying-jeou's trip to the mainland has finally come to an end, and this trip seems to have brought a spring breeze to cross-strait relations, blowing away the previous haze, and making the atmosphere between the two sides of the strait warm and harmonious. Everyone feels that cross-strait relations should be able to ease up a bit and move toward peace and stability.
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However, it's not that simple. Although on the surface it seems that cross-strait relations have eased considerably, there is an uproar within the Kuomintang. Everyone is speculating whether there will be any unknown confrontation between Ma Ying-jeou and Zhu Lilun? After all, both of them are important figures in the Kuomintang, and both have their own ideas and propositions.
What's even more surprising is that there is also some gossip that spreads. It is said that Ma Ying-jeou wants to run for KMT chairman again! Everyone knows that Ma Ying-jeou has already served as KMT chairman, but now there is such news? Does he really want to take the helm of the KMT again and lead everyone to a new future?
At the same time, former Kuomintang Chairman Hong Xiuzhu is also unwilling to be lonely. She has always cherished the great cause of reunification and hoped to promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. At present, she is actively promoting cross-strait youth exchanges, hoping to strengthen cross-strait ties and communication in this way. Her efforts have made many people feel admired and moved.
However, as soon as the Taiwan authorities heard that Hong Xiuzhu wanted to engage in cross-strait youth exchanges, they immediately jumped to their feet. They sternly threatened Hong Xiuzhu, saying that if she dared to make these small moves, they would give her a good look. This kind of attitude is really infuriating! Cross-strait relations should have developed peacefully, so why should they be so obstructed and suppressed?
Let's talk about Ma Ying-jeou and Zhu Lilun, the "difficult brothers". Ma Ying-jeou has just finished a trip to the mainland, which should have been a happy event for everyone, but there are discordant voices within the KMT.
Some voices say that Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland did not receive the full support of the Kuomintang. As soon as these words came out, Zhu Lilun, a senior general of the Kuomintang, was not happy. He hurriedly stood up and refuted the rumors, saying that everyone actually supports Ma Ying-jeou very much, don't listen to those rumors. Zhu Lilun also specially stressed the importance of cross-strait dialogue, saying that the Taiwan authorities should conform to the will of the people, communicate well with the mainland, and stop engaging in confrontational things, which are not good for the people on both sides of the strait.
Zhu Lilun also revealed that he and Ma Ying-jeou actually talked privately for a long time and expressed their blessings to Ma Ying-jeou's trip to the mainland. However, before the blessings fell, there was news that Ma Ying-jeou wanted to re-run for the chairmanship of the Kuomintang. However, a spokesman for the Ma Office soon came out to refute the rumors, saying that this was all nonsense, and Ma Ying-jeou had no intention of doing so.
Let's talk about Hong Xiuzhu again, she has always insisted on promoting the great cause of cross-strait reunification, and plans to take Taiwan's youth delegation to the mainland for exchanges and participate in the cross-strait youth development forum. Hong Xiuzhu made it very clear that reunification is the inevitable trend of the times on both sides of the strait, and we, as compatriots on both sides of the strait, have the responsibility to contribute to reunification. She also attaches great importance to the role of young people, who she feels are the hope of this career.
However, Hong Xiuzhu's actions did not escape the eyes of the Taiwan authorities. As soon as they heard that Hong Xiuzhu wanted to engage in cross-strait exchanges, they immediately jumped out and threatened her, saying that if she dared to participate in reunification-related activities involving "one country, two systems," they would give her a good look. How can the Taiwan authorities be so domineering? Don't they know that reunification is the common aspiration of the compatriots on both sides of the strait?
Although the call for cross-strait reunification is getting louder and louder, the road to advancement is still full of thorns and difficulties. There are differences within the Kuomintang and the Taiwan authorities stubbornly resisting reunification. However, the general trend of history is unstoppable, and the reunification of the two sides of the strait is only a matter of time. We look forward to that day coming at an early date, and the compatriots on both sides of the strait can work together to create a better future!