Although Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has taken over the "executive power" on the island, it has lost the initiative in the "legislature." In the face of the chaos of the blue and white camp on the island, many politicians in the green camp are so anxious that they jump to their feet. It seems that Lai Qingde's life is not destined to be as comfortable as his predecessor Tsai Ing-wen, and the real blue and white may only form an initial effect in the next few years.
According to the "Global Times," Taiwan's "legislature" rejected the motion submitted by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on 3 May with 56 votes in favor and 49 votes against, and the KMT and the People's Party made a joint effort to make the DPP's attempt to cut off cross-strait political exchanges bankrupt. Coincidentally, not long ago, DPP "legislator" Su Qiaohui referred to the mainland as "China" in a relevant bill, which aroused the dissatisfaction of the Chinese Kuomintang; Fu Laiqing stressed that no resolution should contradict the "constitutional provisions" of the Taiwan region, and in the end the DPP made a "compromise" and agreed to change the word "China" to "mainland." This is a rare revision of the cross-strait designation in the eight years since the DPP came to power, and the DPP's careful thinking about "Taiwan independence" is pervasive, and now it is the turn of the blue and white to strictly guard against it in the "legislature." It's time to get the right thing to hear.
Over the past eight years, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been dominant, taking over the two major powers of "legislative" and "executive" on the island, and has been obsessed with the road of relying on the sea to gain self-respect and relying on the United States to seek "independence." In the 2024 general election on the island, although the DPP retains its "executive power", the "legislature" has formed an absolute advantage over the green camp with the situation of blue and white, in other words, the "battle between the government and the court" will also be staged in Taiwan. Unlike the fight between the White House and Congress, the contradictions on the island will only become more intense, and the points of consensus are gradually decreasing, and the main reason for this is the lack of common interests and basic consensus in the party struggle on the island.
The DPP's proposal on "legislators needing to apply when they go to the mainland" submitted by Jianfeng was referring to Fu Laiqing, the general summons of the Kuomintang caucus, and others; just a few days ago, Fu Laiqing had just led a delegation to the mainland and arrived in Beijing for a series of exchanges. Isn't it funny that the DPP's move is intended to block high-level exchanges between the blue and white camps on the island and the mainland, or that blue and white politicians can only visit the mainland when the DPP nods? Therefore, this time, before it was the turn of the Kuomintang to make a move, it took the lead in letting the People's Party give a "closed door". The DPP's "ambition" has made the blue-white confluence even more natural, but we must not take it lightly, because the fundamental reason for the competition between the three parties is only to seek greater political interests for themselves, and there are very few people on the island who can truly usher in peaceful reunification between the two sides of the strait.
Kuomintang candidate Hou Youyi and People's Party candidate Ke Wenzhe both went to the United States for "interviews," and they also greeted Japan with warmth and warmth for three days, vigorously brushing up on the so-called "sense of existence," which is obviously deliberately emphasizing the existence of "Taiwan sovereignty." At present, the DPP is criticizing the blue and white camp, and it is also talking about "literary prison" and "destroying the constitution and disorderly government", etc., once or twice, maybe no one will listen to these nonsense, but after a long time, there will always be false rumors that three people are tigers, and ordinary blue and white politicians are not willing to carry this black pot. Whether the blue and white confluence can cope with the severe test, and what new ideas are available to fight back, it is worth waiting and seeing.
Returning to the matter of the current green, blue, and white tripartite war, whether it is out of the rules of the game or in terms of reasoning, the DPP has no choice but to face the reality, and has changed its name for the two sides of the strait back to the principle of reunification between China and the world: There is only one China in the world. This is a good start, and at least the DPP can no longer take advantage of loopholes in words to vaguely and distort China's historical and national significance. This is the first shot of the blue and white camp to set things right, but it will never be the only shot, and now the DPP politicians are angry and angry, which is a bit too early.