泉州宫庙神尊赴台被扣“统战”帽子 国台办回应

Core Points - The recent visit of the Fujian Quanzhou Fumei Palace's statue of Xiao Taifu to Taiwan has been labeled as "united front" by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, which has dispatched personnel for inspection [1] - The spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office, Chen Binhua, criticized the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for obstructing cross-strait exchanges and cooperation, stating that such actions are unpopular [1] - Chen highlighted the cultural and religious ties between Fujian and Taiwan, noting that many folk beliefs in Taiwan originated from Fujian, and emphasized the historical significance of the "King Ship" customs [1] - This year marks the 100th anniversary of the "Jietaili" King Ship arriving at Taiwan's Chiayi Dongshi Port, with celebrations being a positive example of cross-strait folk belief exchanges [1] - Chen questioned the DPP's repeated obstruction of long-standing cultural exchanges and celebrations, suggesting that the DPP should focus on addressing Taiwan's economic and livelihood challenges instead [1] - The Mainland Affairs Council's claim that holding a mainland residence permit is equivalent to holding mainland household registration was criticized by Chen as arrogant and dismissive of the interests of Taiwanese people [1] - The DPP's actions regarding the residence permit are seen as a means to limit cross-strait exchanges and intimidate the Taiwanese populace in service of "Taiwan independence" [1] Group 2 - Chen emphasized the commitment to the "cross-strait family" concept, aiming to facilitate travel for Taiwanese people to the mainland and assist their development there [2] - The protection of personal information for Taiwanese residents holding permits will continue to be enforced effectively [2]