Following Ma Ying-jeou, Hong Xiuzhu, former chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang, led a delegation to visit the mainland from 20 to 22 April, and the place of visit was Shenzhen, a special city, as a pioneer pilot of reform and opening up.
Former chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang, Hong Xiuzhu
It is understood that after Hong Xiuzhu arrived in Shenzhen, he first visited the Shenzhen SenseTime Technology Company, and then went to the Qianhai Exhibition Center and the Zhongshan Park Baseball Stadium, and also made special arrangements to visit Shenzhen University, in order to promote exchanges and contacts between young people on both sides of the strait. As a representative figure of the Taiwan region who actively promotes cross-strait exchanges, a major focus of Hong Hsiu-chu's visit is also aimed at promoting cross-strait reunification.
During his visit to Shenzhen University, Hong Xiuzhu talked about nostalgia with the students at the scene, mentioning that the pain of separation between relatives on both sides of the strait in the past can no longer be endured, and that peace and exchanges between the two sides of the strait are needed. She expressed the hope that young people on both sides of the strait will have more exchanges, keep in mind the mission of the times, take part in the journey of national rejuvenation, and strive for the future reunification of the motherland.
These remarks are addressed to the young people in the Taiwan region, and only when the youth is strong will China be strong, and the young people are the future of the country and the hope of the nation, and only then can we profoundly understand the mission on our shoulders, uphold our patriotic feelings, and take the rejuvenation of the nation as our own responsibility, so that we can hold up the future of individuals and even the entire country.
Hong Xiuzhu led the exchange delegation to visit Shenzhen University
Speaking of cross-strait reunification, Hong Xiuzhu stressed the need to uphold the "consensus of '92" and the peaceful development of cross-strait relations, and the core of the "consensus of '92" is that both sides of the strait belong to one China and jointly seek national reunification.
In the past, there were also some Kuomintang personages shouting the slogan of upholding the "consensus of '92," but in terms of specific connotation, only Hong Xiuzhu made it clear that the core of upholding the "consensus of '92" is that both sides of the strait belong to one China and jointly seek national reunification.
This is an important prerequisite for the peaceful development of cross-strait relations, and is also the political basis for dialogue and consultation between the mainland and politicians on the island of Taiwan; upholding the "consensus of '92" is a tacit understanding between the two sides, but the ultimate goal must still fall on jointly promoting cross-strait reunification, and this is something that politicians from all walks of life on the island must profoundly understand.
Former leader of the Taiwan region, Ma Ying-jeou
On the special occasion of his visit to the mainland, Hong Xiuzhu particularly stressed the importance of adhering to the "consensus of '92" and profoundly expounded on the specific connotation of the "consensus of '92." This can also be regarded as a wake-up call to politicians on the island.
In addition, Hong Xiuzhu also criticized some of them in particular. In the course of her speech, when Hong Xiuzhu talked about cross-strait relations, she criticized some Taiwanese who do not consider themselves Chinese, bluntly said that Taiwan has been part of China's territory since ancient times, and stressed that "Taiwanese people have the same blood in their bodies as Chinese."
These short 16 words are sonorous and powerful, and they are deafening, especially leaving some of the people on the island who have forgotten their ancestors speechless. Since the DPP authorities came to power, they have vigorously engaged in "de-Sinicization" on the island, poisoning the minds of some young people in Taiwan and trying to weaken the identity of Taiwan's younger generation with their homeland and country.
Tsai Ing-wen
No matter how much the DPP authorities confuse black and white, and no matter how many people on the island of Taiwan deny their identity as Chinese, they will not be able to change the fact that both sides of the strait belong to one China, still less can they wipe out the blood ties between the people on both sides of the strait.
Hong Xiuzhu's remarks to the more than 23 million compatriots on the island are not only an expectation for Taiwan's younger generation, but also a warning to the DPP authorities, urging them to wake up in time is the right way, and seeking "independence" is a dead end, and outsiders cannot rely on it, and they will only be abandoned by the Taiwan people if they curry favor with the United States and the West for their own political interests.
Fortunately, the DPP does not represent the broad public opinion on the island; the overwhelming majority of people in the Taiwan region hope to see cross-strait peace; in recent years, many Taiwan students have come to the mainland to study, and Taiwan businessmen and enterprises have come to the mainland to invest and operate, all because they have realized the mainland's broad development prospects, backed the motherland's mainland, and been upright Chinese, so that they can truly straighten their waists in the world.
"One Country, Two Systems, Reunifying China"
As Hong Xiuzhu said, when she sees the present Shenzhen, she sees the future of China. Only when the motherland is prosperous can the people live a happy life, and as more and more Taiwan compatriots gradually and clearly understand the importance of adhering to the "one-China" principle, the more harmonious cross-strait relations will be, the more peaceful the situation in the Taiwan Strait will be, and the more the prospect of peaceful reunification will be safeguarded.