The question of whether the mainland will completely terminate the ECFA (Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement) has aroused widespread concern. The clear response of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council shows that if the authorities insist on going their own way, continue to stubbornly adhere to the "** position" and refuse to repent, the mainland will support the relevant departments in taking further measures in accordance with the regulations. This statement is not only a solemn warning to the "** forces, but also a wake-up call for the future development of the ***."
Since its signing in 2010, ECFA has been an important cornerstone of cross-strait economic exchanges and cooperation. The agreement aims to promote cross-strait economic cooperation and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. However, the future of the ECFA has become increasingly uncertain as the authorities' actions become more apparent.
First of all, we should make it clear that the termination of the ECFA will have a far-reaching impact on cross-strait economic relations. On the one hand, the termination of the ECFA will directly affect Taiwan's exports to the mainland, and Taiwan's economic growth will be severely hit. On the other hand, mainland enterprises will also lose their competitive advantage in the Taiwan market, and the process of cross-strait economic integration will be hindered.
However, we must recognize that the termination of the ECFA is not a punishment by the mainland against Taiwan, but a necessary response to the "** forces." For a long time, the authorities have stubbornly adhered to the "first position," which has not only harmed peace and stability but also seriously affected the normal progress of cross-strait economic cooperation. Under such circumstances, it is necessary for the mainland to take further measures to safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country.
In the face of the possible termination of the ECFA, the people of Taiwan should be soberly aware that "the actions of the * forces not only damage the peace and stability of the country, but also seriously affect the well-being of the people of Taiwan." Only by abandoning the "first-class mentality" and returning to the "92 Consensus" can Taiwan return to the road of cross-strait economic cooperation.
For the mainland, although the termination of the ECFA will bring certain economic losses, it is a necessary price to pay for safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. At the same time, the mainland also needs to take this opportunity to further adjust its policy toward Taiwan and promote peaceful development.
Looking ahead, we hope that the ECFA can get back on track and that ECFA can continue to play a role in cross-strait economic cooperation. However, this requires the Taiwan authorities to abandon the "first-class mentality" and return to the "consensus of '92." We believe that as long as the compatriots on both sides of the strait work together and work together, the future will be even better.
In conclusion, the future of ECFA depends on the development of ***. In the face of the challenge of "** forces, it is necessary for the mainland to take further measures to safeguard the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity." We look forward to getting back on track and ECFA to continue to contribute to cross-strait economic cooperation. Let us work together to create a better future.