Group 1 - The core stance of Taiwan's China Times is that Taiwan and the mainland belong to one China, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the constitution and promoting cross-strait peace [2][4] - The Wang Wang Group's participation in the cross-strait cultural summit and its leadership's statements have drawn criticism from Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, which accused the group of undermining Taiwan's sovereignty [2][3] - The response from the Taiwan Affairs Office labeled the actions of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) as "terrorist politics" and warned against forgetting one's roots [3][4] Group 2 - Recent discussions in Taiwan, regardless of political affiliation, indicate a nearing of the bottom line regarding cross-strait relations, with DPP leader Lai Ching-te unexpectedly suggesting a "merger" concept [7][8] - Lai's statements are surprising given his reputation as a staunch advocate for Taiwan independence, yet they align with the current political climate within the DPP [8][9] - The China Times has been actively engaging in discussions about Taiwan's identity and cross-strait relations, publishing several editorials advocating for a more open dialogue and recognition of shared cultural ties [9][10]
台海观澜 ｜硬刚赖清德当局，《中国时报》宣示台湾人就是中国人
Jing Ji Guan Cha Wang·2025-06-05 07:16