What are we going to talk about today? Let's talk about Jiang Qichen's recent speech at an international conference, which caused quite a stir.
He mentioned the strategic competition between China and the United States, and the wrestling on a global scale, from the economy to science and technology, from the military to the culture, almost everywhere.
And Taiwan, as part of the Indo-Pacific region, its strategic value and status, like a hot stock in the stock market, are rising every day.
Speaking of Taiwan, Jiang Qichen held that in the face of the challenges of the general environment, Taiwan must give full play to its advantages and influence.
This sounds right, like a basketball team, each player has to find their own strengths in order to make the whole team better. But the problem is that this requires strength, and strength is not achieved overnight.
Let's talk about cross-strait relations again, the current situation is like two old neighbors, because of some misunderstandings, they will not talk for the time being.
Jiang Qichen proposed that Taiwan can act as a bridge of communication by participating in international platforms.
Sounds great, but don't forget, the bridge had to be built on a mutually agreeable basis. It's like you can't build a swing in someone else's yard and say it's for the neighborhood.
When it comes to the mainland's stance on official cross-strait dialogue, it is monolithic.
It's like a stern teacher who tells his students, "Don't think about passing without the '92 Consensus'." "If Taiwan wants to participate in international organizations, it must first sit down with the mainland and talk.
It's like going to a party, you have to have an invitation, and this invitation has to be sent by the host.
The Kuomintang and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) are like two actors singing double reeds on the issue of "relying on the United States to seek independence." They all believe that by relying on the United States, peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait can be maintained.
But it's like saying that as long as I have a strong bodyguard, I'm not afraid of being bullied. The thing is, bodyguards can't be by your side forever.
China's attitude is like an indestructible shield. outside
Yang Tao, director of the Ministry of Communications, said as if telling the world: "Don't try to distort our meaning, and don't want to make small moves." It's like saying that no matter how you change, truth is truth.