The Taiwan authorities have cut themselves off from their bloodline, and the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council angrily denounced them as unworthy descendants
After Mr. Ying-jeou returned to Taiwan from his visit to Beijing, "the Chinese nation" and "descendants of Yan and Huang" became the key words in cross-strait relations.
However, at the end of April.
The controversy over whether or not the Taiwan authorities have come out to admit that they are descendants of Yan and Huang has aroused heated discussions among the vast number of netizens.
The attitude of the Taiwan authorities is in sharp contrast to that of Mr. Ma Ying-jeou, and the Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council went so far as to claim that "the descendants of Yan and Huang are just ancient Chinese legends" and have a negative attitude toward the "exposition of the Chinese nation."
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council believes that "the Chinese nation's discourse is a trap."
This remark undoubtedly dropped a bombshell in cross-strait relations and caused an uproar.
Naturally, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council cannot sit idly by and watch such remarks.
Spokesperson Ms. Zhu Fenglian gave a strong response to this at the regular press conference.
She made it clear that compatriots on both sides of the strait share the same bloodline, culture, and history, and belong to the Chinese nation, the descendants of Yan and Huang, and are all Chinese.
This ironclad fact brooks no denial and no blasphemy.
Zhu Fenglian also pointed out that out of their nature of seeking "independence" and their political interests, the DPP authorities and their politicians have forgotten their ancestors and turned their backs on the nation, and their behavior is despicable.
If the DPP authorities do not change their course, they will certainly be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.
Why, then, did the Taiwan authorities make such a move?
What are the psychological motives and political considerations behind this?
We need to dig deeper.
Some analysts believe that this shows that the DPP authorities do not accept the olive branch and goodwill of the mainland.
In addition, the US Congress has approved military aid to Taiwan, and the relevant US bills have cracked down on and curbed relevant technology enterprises on the mainland on the one hand, and engaged in so-called "military assistance" to Taiwan on the other hand, reflecting the US attempt to "use China to contain China".
As a result, the Taiwan authorities thought that their wings had hardened.
We have always insisted that peace rather than war, development rather than recession, exchange rather than separation, and cooperation rather than confrontation are the mainstream public opinion in Taiwan.
But that doesn't mean we're soft persimmons.
We must recognize that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China, and this is a historical and legal fact.
Any attempt to sever China's territorial integrity is unacceptable.
We should respect history and traditional culture and carry forward the great spirit of the Chinese nation.
Only in this way can we truly realize the peaceful development of cross-strait relations and national unity and progress.
Of course, we also need to maintain a rational and objective attitude when dealing with such issues.
After all, cross-strait relations involve complex political, economic, and cultural factors.
However, in any case, we should adhere to one basic principle, that is, to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity and promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations.
In this process, we should be more open-minded to understand and accept different views and positions, and enhance mutual understanding and trust through dialogue and exchanges.
Finally, I would like to summarize today's topic with a quote: "Blood is thicker than water, breaking bones and tendons." ”
No matter what difficulties and challenges we encounter, as long as we uphold the one-China principle and resolutely safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity, we will certainly be able to overcome all difficulties and obstacles and push forward the continuous development of cross-strait relations. Let's look forward to that day together!
I have to say that the Taiwan authorities' remarks are shocking, but in fact, such remarks may not be the only ones that some people think, because after all, there is nothing in the world that is groundless without wind and waves.
What do you think of their claims?