With the election in the Taiwan region approaching, all parties on the island have reached the point of hand-to-hand combat on the cross-strait issue. But this competition is not only reflected in the political arena, but also in the different statements of the candidates.
Former leader Ma Ying-jeou chose to use the emotionally strong wording of "must believe" and pinned his hopes on the mainland's top leaders for the future, which caused huge controversy on the island. Some people think he is overly optimistic and even accuse him of being "pro-China and selling out Taiwan".
Kuomintang candidate Hou You-yi stressed the importance of upholding Taiwan's "democratic and free" system, opposing "one country, two systems," and stressing the importance of armaments and force before dialogue and exchanges. However, Zhao Chunshan's view is that no matter who is elected, it will be of limited help to improve the country, and the prospects for promoting the great cause of reunification are slim.
He judged that the mainland's current attitude is that it "doesn't care anymore" and believes that reunification is inevitable and will not be affected by the candidates' statements. In this context, everyone is against Hou Youyi, is it important to oppose "one country, two systems", and what is the future direction of ***? Let's do it together.