As the elections in the Taiwan region approached, a pre-election international press conference was held, which was attended by 128 international organizations from 28 countries.
At the meeting, a reporter asked: Limited by the position of the Taiwan region, cross-strait exchanges are almost impossible, and if Lai Qingde is elected leader of the Taiwan region, will it continue to deteriorate?Or can he bring about cross-strait talks?
Lai Qingde replied that dialogue will help reduce cross-strait risks, and he has long advocated the principle of replacing encirclement with exchanges and confrontation with dialogue to enhance mutual peace and common prosperity, and this position has not changed, and he is willing to promote cross-strait cooperation in various fields on the basis of "reciprocity and dignity."
Lai Qingde said that if he is elected leader of the Taiwan region, he hopes that the mainland will be able to realize the "bilateral responsibility" of peaceful development. Taiwan will not change its stance of "friendly cooperation" and calls on the mainland to return to its role of "stabilizing peace in the Indo-Pacific".
Although Lai Qingde's statement was steady, it was actually in the name of communication to cover up the truth of "**". **The authorities rely on foreign countries to gain self-respect, frequent provocations, how can they talk about friendliness?Unilaterally imposing discriminatory policies on the mainland and building barriers, how can we talk about cooperation?Engaging in "de-Sinicization," inciting confrontation, and blocking cross-strait exchanges
Therefore, Lai Qingde's so-called friendly cooperation, dialogue and exchanges are just perfunctory words, and once he is elected leader of the Taiwan region, he is bound to intensify his radical "pursuit of independence," and even seek to control Taiwan's legislature, use knives against the island's laws, and embark on the absurd path of legal principles.
Although Lai Qingde thought so, he didn't dare to make it public after all. A reporter from the New York Times asked him how he viewed the situation in the Taiwan Strait and "the topic."
Lai Qingde said that maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait is not only in the interests of both sides of the strait, but also in the common interests of the international community. Taiwan is located in the first island chain of the Indo-Pacific, and in the future, it will implement the so-called "four pillars of peace" he proposed, while continuing Tsai Ing-wen's foreign policy.
Lai's so-called "four pillars of peace" are to establish Taiwan's defense deterrence, strengthen economic security, cooperate with "democratic partners", and assume a "stable and principled" role in the world.
On the topic of "**", Lai Qingde still repeated his clichéd rhetoric, saying that Taiwan is already a "sovereign and independent entity" and there is no need to declare "independence" separately.
On this basis, Lai Ching-te dished out a fallacy, that is, if he is successfully elected, it means that Taiwan's mainstream public opinion adheres to the "direction of going to the world" and can make the mainland review its Taiwan policy. On the other hand, if the opposition party is elected with the "intervention" of the mainland, the mainland will not change its Taiwan policy at all. Therefore, he is convinced that his assumption of the leadership of the Taiwan region will help create a new situation in the Indo-Pacific region and stabilize regional peace and development.
The political basis lies in the "92 Consensus", and Lai Qingde has a negative, smear, and slanderous attitude towards the "92 Consensus", and his "** position is more radical and fanatical than that of Tsai Ing-wen, almost to the point of blatant and undisguised."
Judging from Lai Ching-te's remarks during the election, if he is elected leader of the Taiwan region, his act of seeking "independence" may become even more arrogant, regarding his "****** ambition and selfish desires as the will of the people on the island, and then he will take risks and give it a go while he is in office."
There is a way that the nature of the country is easy to change and difficult to change, Lai Qingde has always been an out-and-out "* worker" and an out-and-out "troublemaker", no matter how clever he is to embellish and change his rhetoric, it is difficult to hide his nature of cheating votes and seeking "independence".
* "It is the root cause of the scourge on both sides of the strait," and "if it is not eradicated, there will be no peace on both sides of the strait." Now Taiwan is at a crossroads that will determine its future and destiny, and whether the two sides of the strait will seek prosperity and development together in the future or whether it will be a stormy sea of sabre-rattling will depend on the results of this election.