“两岸关系的谈判协商：从回顾中找解方”座谈会在台北举行

Core Viewpoint - The seminar held in Taipei emphasizes the importance of enhancing cross-strait communication and dialogue based on the "1992 Consensus" to restore negotiations between the two sides [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Historical Review - The "Wang-Koo Talks" in 1993 are highlighted as a successful and historically significant meeting that laid the groundwork for peaceful exchanges between the two sides from 2008 to 2016, which was based on the "1992 Consensus" [1] - The current lack of political foundation for cross-strait communication is attributed to the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) refusal to acknowledge the "1992 Consensus" [1] Political Foundation - Former Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) Chairperson Xia Liyuan points out that the successful meeting between the leaders of both sides in 2015 was largely due to the shared political foundation of the "1992 Consensus" [1] - Xia believes that many issues between the two sides can be discussed if the "1992 Consensus" is upheld [1] Future Outlook - Former MAC Chairperson Su Qi emphasizes that Taiwan is merely a geopolitical pawn for the United States, urging all sectors in Taiwan to collaborate in finding a path forward through negotiation with the mainland to avoid war [1] - Former MAC Vice Chairperson Zhang Liangren expresses a common desire for peace and the avoidance of war, hoping for future dialogues similar to the "Wang-Koo Talks" to reassure the public [1]