In this turbulent era, the Taiwan issue has always been the focus of attention of the international community. On this issue, there is an expert's voice that is particularly eye-catching, and he is Qiu Kunxuan.
As an expert accompanying Ma Ying-jeou, his insights and insights on cross-strait relations have always provoked people's thinking. Today, we would like to talk about one of his rather controversial views: When dealing with the Taiwan issue, the mainland should maintain its strategic determination, not rush for success, but continue to maintain its glory.
In April 2024, Mr. Ma Ying-jeou led the young students of the "Dajiu Academy" to embark on a meaningful journey to the mainland. From the bustling metropolis of Guangdong, to the historical ancient city of Shaanxi, to the solemnity and grandeur of the capital Beijing, each place has left a profound imprint of cross-strait cultural exchanges and youth friendship. This visit not only painted a positive picture for the future of cross-strait relations, but also sowed the seeds of peace and understanding among the people.
In the spring breeze of cross-strait exchanges, Qiu Kunxuan put forward his unique views with a calm and rational attitude. He believes that although cross-strait exchanges are becoming more and more frequent, the mainland still needs to maintain sufficient strategic patience in handling the Taiwan issue. This is not a passive wait, but a deliberate strategy. He explained that the mainland should continue to strengthen its own strength and continuously enhance its influence in economic, scientific, technological, and cultural aspects. When the mainland's strength is on a par with that of the United States, the settlement of the Taiwan issue will be more natural.
This viewpoint of Qiu Kunxuan not only reflects his profound understanding of cross-strait relations, but also reflects his keen insight into the international situation. In this era of increasing globalization, competition between countries is becoming increasingly fierce. As one of the important topics on the Taiwan issue, its solution will not be achieved overnight. It is necessary for all parties to remain calm and rational and promote the peaceful development of cross-strait relations on the basis of peace, dialogue and cooperation.
Of course, Qiu Kunxuan's views have also caused a lot of controversy and discussion. Some people agree with his moderation and rationality, believing that this is a responsible attitude; others question his motives and stand, believing that this may be an excuse for the Taiwan authorities to delay time. However, in any case, we cannot deny his contribution to the thinking of cross-strait relations.
In Qiu Kunxuan's view, youth exchanges are an important link in cross-strait relations. He spoke highly of the significance of Mr. Ma Ying-jeou's visit to the mainland in leading young students. These young people are the future and hope of cross-strait relations, and exchanges and understanding between them will lay a solid foundation for the peaceful development of cross-strait relations. Through such exchange activities, we can enhance mutual understanding and trust among young people on both sides of the strait and create favorable conditions for peaceful reunification in the future.
In addition, Chiu Kun-hsu also stressed the importance of the attitude of other members of the Kuomintang toward cross-strait reunification. He believes that as the Kuomintang is one of the major political parties in Taiwan, its members' views on cross-strait reunification will have a direct impact on the development of cross-strait relations. He cited the views of KMT insiders such as Lai Shibao and Zhao Shaokang to support his views. All these personages believe that cross-strait reunification is an inevitable trend of history, but they also stress that time and efforts are needed to achieve this goal.
However, there have also been criticisms of Qiu Kunxuan's views. Some people believe that his views are too conservative and may even be looking for an excuse for the Taiwan authorities to stall for time. In addition, some of his proposals, such as opening up the Taiwanese ginseng regime, have also caused a lot of controversy. Qiu Kunxuan expressed his understanding and respect for these criticisms and doubts, but he insisted that his views were based on deep consideration for the peaceful development of cross-strait relations.
Overall, Chiu's views provide us with a new perspective on cross-strait relations. In this complex and ever-changing era, any discussion on cross-strait relations is particularly important. We need to not rely only on strategic determination and patience to solve problems, but also need to enhance mutual understanding and trust through people-to-people exchanges such as youth exchanges and cultural exchanges. Only in this way can we jointly write a bright future for cross-strait relations.