台近日民调显示约六成受访者认为台湾应与大陆交流、避战 国台办回应

Core Viewpoint - Recent polls indicate that approximately 60% of respondents in Taiwan believe that communication with mainland China should be prioritized to avoid conflict, reflecting a significant shift in public sentiment towards cross-strait relations [1] Group 1: Public Opinion - A poll by the "Democratic Progressive Foundation" shows that dissatisfaction with Lai Ching-te's handling of cross-strait relations has increased from 43% last year to 63% this year [1] - According to a recent survey by the "United Daily News," 88% of respondents advocate for maintaining communication between Taiwan and mainland China [1] Group 2: Government Response - The spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office, Chen Binhua, emphasized that the desire for peace, development, communication, and cooperation is the mainstream public opinion in Taiwan [1] - Chen criticized Lai Ching-te's administration for adhering to a "Taiwan independence" stance, which he claims exacerbates tensions and hinders cross-strait exchanges [1] - The government hopes that the Taiwanese public will oppose "Taiwan independence" and work towards maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait [1]