国台办：两岸关系的根本性质不容改变也不可能改变

Group 1 - The spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office emphasized that both mainland China and Taiwan belong to one China, and the relationship between the two sides is not one of "two countries" or "one China, one Taiwan" [3] - The "1992 Consensus," which reflects the one China principle, is highlighted as the political foundation for the development of cross-strait relations [3] - The spokesperson expressed willingness to restart dialogue and communication mechanisms if both sides acknowledge the fact of being one country and one nation [3] Group 2 - The spokesperson welcomed discussions with various parties in Taiwan regarding cross-strait relations and national reunification, emphasizing the importance of broad exchanges of opinions [4] - The spokesperson criticized the actions of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for suppressing ordinary citizens and damaging the rights of Taiwanese people through judicial means [4][5] - The DPP's proposed amendments to the "Cross-Strait People Relations Regulations" are seen as attempts to restrict exchanges and cooperation, which the spokesperson argues will face increasing opposition from the Taiwanese public [5]