Sources: All information stated in this article is based on reliable information, and is summarized at the end of this article.
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Lai Ching-te is about to take over as leader of the Taiwan region, and the sky is about to change on the island.
Hong Xiuzhu promoted reunification, the mainland strategized, and Lai Qingde had only one way out.
Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony is afraid of being given a cold reception
In a few days, Lai Ching-te will officially take over as the leader of the Taiwan region. According to the practice in Taiwan, an inauguration ceremony is required before the leader takes office.
However, what embarrassed Lai Qingde is that at this inauguration ceremony, Lai Qingde may be given the greatest cold reception.
According to relevant media reports, the KMT will not attend Lai's inauguration ceremony. The reason given by the Kuomintang was that it would not attend the inauguration ceremony because it was busy with official duties on the day of inauguration.
In addition, among the currently known county mayors in Taiwan, few attended Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony.
Huang Weizhe
At present, only Tainan Mayor Huang Weizhe has confirmed to attend, while the mayors of Taipei, New Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung have all resigned from Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony on the grounds of official business.
In other words, neither the Kuomintang nor the incumbent officials in the Taiwan region are interested in Lai Ching-te's inauguration.
Seeing that no one attended, Lai Qingde had to think of another way.
Recently, Lai Qingde released news that 37 members of the Japanese Diet are scheduled to attend Lai Qingde's inauguration.
As everyone knows, the DPP authorities have been advocating "Taiwan-Japan friendship" all along, so the news that Japanese parliamentarians attending Lai Ching-te's inauguration ceremony is also putting pressure on Japan in disguise, hoping that the Japanese side will not send representatives and give itself a "town to come."
However, some analysts on the island believe that not only does there be no high-level Japanese leader in the list given by the DPP, but even Taro Aso, who has always been regarded as a "close friend" by the DPP authorities, has repeatedly refused to attend Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony.
Obviously, the number of people who were able to attend Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony this time was quite small. And this is actually Lai Qingde's own fault.
On 10 May, Hong Xiuzhu "shouted" to Lai Qingde again: We should think of the people, so that every Taiwanese mother does not have to worry that her children will be pushed into the battlefield because of the "Taiwan independence" proposition.
In addition, he directly pointed out that Lai Qingde's "Taiwan independence" behavior is really a great unfilial piety, but it is obvious that Lai Qingde did not understand the meaning.
As a matter of fact, the reason why the Kuomintang, officials from all walks of life on the island, and the so-called Japanese representatives avoided Lai Qingde's inauguration ceremony was because if they chose to attend Lai Qingde's inauguration, it would be equivalent to standing up for him.
As a "dark green," Lai Qingde made a lot of nonsense during the election campaign and did a lot of things that hurt the feelings and relations between the two sides of the strait.
For example, he has repeatedly propagated the fallacy of "Taiwan independence" in public and blamed the mainland for many of Taiwan's current problems. He even made a statement to the outside world: We must exert pressure on the other side.
In addition, Lai Qingde pinned his hopes on introducing external forces to prevent reunification and colluding with the United States, Japan, and other forces.
Everyone can smell the dangerous aura of Lai Qingde, so it is normal to choose to dissociate themselves from him.
Although the Japanese side secretly poked and poked in support of Lai Qingde, the significance of publicly standing for him is very different. In the current international situation, if Japan offends China, the consequences may be very serious.
As for Lai Qingde's constant pursuit of "Taiwan independence," the mainland has long had a countermeasure.
The "Three Chess" of the Continent
With the election of Lai Ching-te, cross-strait relations are bound to become more and more tense. However, in the face of the DPP authorities, we only need to do these three things well, and Lai Qingde naturally has no way back.
The first is to continue to patrol and enforce the law in the waters near Kinmen.
China Coast Guard patrol
As we all know, because of the 214 vicious collision incident this year, our side began to patrol and enforce the law in the waters near Kinmen, and now this kind of patrol is becoming more and more frequent.
In the future, we will continue to operate here and further gain control of Kinmen, which is equivalent to an important step towards the recovery of Taiwan.
In addition, if Lai Qingde has no way out, it is very necessary to continue to strengthen the military strength of our army. The Fujian warship, which has completed its first sea trials, is one of them, and the United States has been suspected of hyping up its quiet passage through the Taiwan Strait, and strengthening the PLA's resistance to foreign forces is the second.
After all, as far as the DPP authorities are concerned, they have always pinned their hopes on the United States, and Japan has given itself a so-called sense of security. As China's navy grows stronger, Lai's idea will inevitably come to naught.
The last move is to not let any accidents affect our plans.
As a matter of fact, our side has its own plan for recovering Taiwan. Chairman Mao has a saying: If you beat yours, I will beat mine.
Although Lai Qingde has continued to provoke and try to disrupt cross-strait relations, it is not the right time yet. When the time comes, we will inevitably make a move.
Now, all we have to do is continue to execute on our own plans. Don't be affected by a clown like Lai Qingde, who affects the layout and strategic deployment.
And now it seems that for Lai Qingde, the path he chose is a complete dead end.
Former Kuomintang Chairman Hong Hsiu-chu warned Lai Qingde long ago, saying that the DPP authorities will continue to provoke the mainland congress and make Taiwan even more dangerous, and that Lai Qingde's "Taiwan independence" policy will certainly push Taiwan into danger.
The fact that so few people attend his inauguration today is one of the reasons for this.
It is an out-and-out fact that Taiwan belongs to China, and no matter what tricks Lai Qingde uses, this fact will not change.
As for Lai Qingde, if they can't wake up in time and stop the precipice, then what awaits them is to be completely liquidated.
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Hong Xiuzhu posted on the eve of Mother's Day: If Lai Qingde does not freeze the "Taiwan independence" party platform, it will be a great unfilial piety
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