Xi Jinping meets with Taiwanese opposition leaders, reiterating that he will not recognize Taiwan's independence and will continue to pursue reunification.

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Xi Jinping met with Taiwan's opposition leader, reiterating his refusal to recognize Taiwan's independence and emphasizing the "One China" principle and urging reunification. Meanwhile, strategic conflict with the United States remains a significant pressure factor in the region.

April 10, 2569 at 13.35:XNUMX p.m., Reuters reported that Xi Jinping President of China specify that China will categorically reject any attempts at Taiwan's independence, pointing out that such ideas are a major factor undermining peace in the Taiwan Strait.

The statement was made during a meeting with... Cheng Li-wun, the opposition leader from Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party. The event took place at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, amidst increasing military pressure on Taiwan, which Beijing claims as part of its territory.

Xi Jinping said that the people on both sides of the strait are all one Chinese family and desire peace, development, and cooperation. And reiterate that Both sides operate under the principle of "One China."

"When a family is in harmony, everything prospers." Xi Jinping said, and reiterated, that: China will not tolerate the idea of ​​Taiwanese independence and calls on the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China to build political trust, strengthen cooperation, and jointly promote the future of reunification and national rejuvenation.

side Cheng specify that A mutually beneficial cross-strait relationship is what the people on both sides desire, with a proposal to develop systematic and sustainable mechanisms for cooperation and negotiation.

She also expressed hope that Xi Jinping would be able to welcome to Taiwan in the future, and that the Taiwan Strait would not become a chessboard for external powers.

However, the government of President Lai Ching-te, whom China views as a separatist, urged Cheng to use the opportunity to pressure China to end its aggression, while reiterating that Beijing should negotiate directly with Taiwan's democratically elected government.

The United States remains a key ally of Taiwan in terms of security and arms supply, despite the lack of formal diplomatic relations. Meanwhile, China has called on Washington to end its military support for Taiwan.

refer : www.reuters.com

 

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