Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) General Assembly was convened again as scheduled, but an ironic situation caught the eye: Taiwan has been rejected every year when it has applied to participate. The reason behind this phenomenon is actually very simple, the World Health Organization and its subsidiary bodies usually ask for participation in sovereign states, and Taiwan, which is only a province of China, is trying to participate in such international conferences. In this regard, the mainland's foreign minister expressed his views, saying that Taiwan's behavior has no reasonable basis, not to mention that Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party does not even recognize the one-China principle and seeks participation on such a political basis, and the Chinese side has decided not to agree!
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This decision was not taken lightly, but was a wise choice based on facts and jurisprudence. First, the World Health Organization (WHO), as a United Nations agency, should be a sovereign State whose Member States are sovereign. Although Taiwan has its own government and administrative system, it is still regarded internationally as part of China and does not have the status of an independent state. Therefore, Taiwan's application to participate in the World Health Organization General Assembly is actually challenging the international order and legal foundations.
Second, Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) not only does not recognize the one-China principle in its political stance, but also tries to challenge China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Under these circumstances, Taiwan's attempt to participate in the World Health Organization General Assembly is not only a political provocation, but also a disregard for and trampling on international rules and order. China's decision not to agree to Taiwan's application for participation is not only an observance of international legal principles, but also a firm defense of China's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
China's attitude is very firm: Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. This position is not only a firm position of the Chinese government, but also a common perception and emotion of the Chinese people. The Chinese people must be very angry at the DPP, a political party that resists the one-China principle of reunification.
Taiwan's status as China's territory has always been part of history and jurisprudence. It is indisputable that Taiwan has been part of China since ancient times. Whether it is historical documents, map materials or international treaties, they all clearly indicate that Taiwan is China's territory. China has an unshakable and firm belief in Taiwan's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and any act challenging China's sovereignty over Taiwan will seriously hurt the feelings of the Chinese people and the dignity of the country.
As Taiwan's ruling party, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) resists the one-China principle of reunification and attempts to challenge China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been promoting "Taiwan independence" separatist activities in an attempt to sever Taiwan's ties with China and challenge the peace and stability of cross-strait relations. Such behavior not only violates the basic principles of history and international law, but also harms the common interests and well-being of compatriots on both sides of the strait. The Chinese people are angry and dissatisfied with such behavior of the DPP and resolutely oppose any form of "Taiwan independence" separatist activities.
The Chinese Government has always advocated the complete reunification of the motherland through peaceful means, and has put forward the principle of "one country, two systems" to provide Taiwan compatriots with a broader space for development. China is willing to work with Taiwan compatriots to build a prosperous and stable Chinese homeland and achieve peaceful development and mutual benefit in cross-strait relations. However, the DPP's stance of resisting the one-China principle of reunification has brought cross-strait relations to a deadlock and prevented Taiwan compatriots from enjoying more development opportunities.
Finally, we would like to stress that although Taiwan has its own management capabilities and contributions in some fields, it should abide by international rules and norms and respect the international order in international affairs. Only on the basis of abiding by international legal principles can Taiwan play a positive role in the international arena and achieve cooperation and exchanges with all countries in the world. China's decision not to approve Taiwan's application for participation is aimed at upholding the international rule of law and safeguarding the country's core interests, and hopes that Taiwan will have a rational understanding of its own status and work with the mainland to maintain regional peace and stability.