As the most well-known representative figure of the "Red Unification faction" on the island, Hong Xiuzhu's advocacy on *** has made the mainland people very favorable. Recently, however, there have been voices saying that she opposes reunification, and the answer to what is going on is as long as she looks at what she has said.
With the official start of the decisive battle on the island, the trend of "tripartite hegemony" has been formed, and whether the future of Taiwan Island will be "war or peace" will soon be known. 
The people on both sides of the strait are very concerned about this, and when they have certain expectations about whether the Kuomintang that has proposed to uphold the "consensus of '92" will be able to remove it from the shelves, a voice suddenly comes out, saying that Hong Xiuzhu, former chairman of the Kuomintang, is also a "secret independence" personage who is the most well-known "Red Unification faction" on the island.
This has made some netizens who do not know the reason and hope for early reunification say that there is no longer any political party or politician in the Taiwan region who can be relied on, and it is better for the PLA to act as soon as possible.
However, is this really the case?You must know that the Kuomintang candidate's election campaign once again threw out the concept of the "92 Consensus," which is also one of Hong Xiuzhu's main political views; she once said that this is the basis for maintaining goodwill interaction between the two sides of the strait, and that the two sides of the strait must seriously handle the issue of political positioning, and that the two sides of the strait are not international relations, but internal relations under the whole of China.
Because of his remarks and propositions, Hong Xiuzhu was called the "Red Unification faction," and the so-called "Red Unification faction" is a politician who supports "one country, two systems," which is the most in line with the reunification roadmap that China wants to achieve. Therefore, Hong Xiuzhu's general impression in the hearts of the mainland people is also good. And here in China, she was also courteous. 
When the 19th Asian Games were held, China also arranged for her to sit at the main table with the special envoys of Hong Kong and Macao. This arrangement shows China's recognition of her cross-strait proposition.
So, now that there is a voice of her changing attitude, how can she see that she is opposed to reunification with "sharp eyes"?The main points of doubt are as follows.
First, during her tenure as chairman of the Kuomintang, Hong Xiuzhu did not make any substantive moves to promote reunification, believing that she was just shouting slogans.
Second, Hong Xiuzhu has a close relationship with the controversial Wang Jinping, who was scolded as "blue-skinned and green-skinned" and considered a politician who supports "**", Hong Xiuzhu is mixed with this kind of person, which means that her position is not firm at all.
It can be seen that there is no substantive evidence for this view, just some "logical speculation", and this black-and-white argument is not very rational.
With regard to Hong Xiuzhu's failure to promote cross-strait reunification during her leadership of the Kuomintang, she herself once said that her main goal was to "oppose the fact that there was not enough atmosphere for the two sides of the strait to quickly realize reunification at that time." 
As a matter of fact, if it really comes to a good time for reunification, the mainland will actually be able to take action on its own. It is precisely because we have not yet reached a good time for reunification that we need more and more politicians like Hong Xiuzhu who advocate cross-strait peace and advocate reunification, and we need them to form an opposition force when "the voice is the loudest, so that the people on the island will not be completely deceived."
To put it bluntly, their task is to create an atmosphere of identity for reunification, and to give play to their auxiliary forces, rather than directly doing what the mainland should do, and their voice and support are the best support as long as they can plant the seeds of "supporting reunification" in the hearts of the people.
In fact, from what Hong Xiuzhu said before, we can see that she is a "red reunification faction" who really hopes for cross-strait reunification; Hong Xiuzhu once talked freely about the situation after reunification, saying that if there is reunification, there will be wind in walking, and the United States will be afraid of us, and the United States can directly drive the United States to the Pacific Ocean. Looking at her words, the yearning and intensity for reunification in it, what do we not understand?