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]

Core Viewpoint - Lai Ching-te's speech on October 10 in Taipei reiterated a firm stance on "Taiwan independence," distorting historical facts and international resolutions, which poses a threat to peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait [1][2]. Group 1: Taiwan Independence Stance - Lai Ching-te's speech emphasized a "Taiwan independence" narrative, claiming that the mainland distorts historical documents and uses force to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait [1][2]. - The speech included a rejection of the historical and legal facts that Taiwan is part of China, challenging the international community's adherence to the "One China" principle [2]. Group 2: Defense Budget and Military Preparedness - Lai Ching-te announced plans to increase Taiwan's defense budget to over 3% of GDP next year, with a target of 5% by 2030, under the guise of maintaining peace and security [3]. - The expansion of the defense budget is seen as a diversion of resources that could be used for public welfare, raising concerns among the Taiwanese populace about the implications for their safety and well-being [3]. Group 3: Public Sentiment and Governance - There is a growing discontent among the Taiwanese public regarding Lai Ching-te's governance, with increasing calls for accountability and criticism of his administration's handling of disasters and public welfare [4]. - Polls indicate a decline in public trust, with rising protests and a significant number of citizens expressing dissatisfaction with Lai Ching-te's policies and approach to cross-strait relations [4].

Core Viewpoint - The Xiamen Public Security Bureau in Fujian Province has issued a reward notice seeking information on 18 core members of Taiwan's "Psychological Warfare Brigade," who are suspected of inciting separatism and undermining national unity [1][3][23] Group 1: Background and Investigation - The "Psychological Warfare Brigade" is linked to Taiwan's military and has been involved in activities aimed at inciting division between Taiwan and mainland China [3][7] - The investigation was initiated after reports from Taiwanese citizens about the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) use of propaganda to influence public opinion and create a negative impact on cross-strait relations [3][5] - The case has been officially filed and is currently in the investigation stage, with the public being encouraged to provide evidence [3][5] Group 2: Activities of the "Psychological Warfare Brigade" - The brigade employs various methods, including the use of media and psychological manipulation, to promote "Taiwan independence" and create societal division [5][7] - Historical context shows that Taiwan has a long history of psychological warfare tactics, evolving from radio broadcasts to modern digital platforms [7][9] - The brigade has been accused of distorting historical facts and spreading misinformation, particularly regarding the legitimacy of the "One China" principle and the United Nations Resolution 2758 [9][11] Group 3: Specific Incidents and Tactics - The brigade has produced and disseminated propaganda through various channels, including websites and games, to promote separatist ideologies among Taiwanese youth [11][13] - A specific tabletop game designed to distort geographical and historical facts has been linked to the brigade, highlighting their efforts to influence young people's perceptions [11][13] - The brigade's tactics include creating false narratives about economic issues in Taiwan, such as the "egg shortage," to undermine public trust in mainland China [15][16][18] Group 4: Legal and Political Implications - The recent reward notice reflects a broader governmental strategy to combat separatist activities and enforce legal consequences for those involved in inciting division [23] - The Chinese government has taken a firm stance against "Taiwan independence" movements, indicating a commitment to legal action against individuals and groups promoting such ideologies [23]

陈斌华表示，"台独"是历史逆流，是两岸祸害。任何为"台独"分裂势力为虎作伥、助纣为虐的组织和人 员，都必遭法律的严惩。希望两岸同胞积极提供相关违法犯罪线索，坚决反对任何形式的"台独"分裂行 径，坚定维护国家统一，坚定维护台海和平稳定和自身安全福祉。 新华社北京10月11日电 11日上午，厦门市公安局发布《悬赏通告》，向社会悬赏征集18名台湾军方"心 战大队"核心骨干违法犯罪线索。对此，国务院台办发言人陈斌华应询表示，台湾军方"政治作战局心理 作战大队"长期通过架设反宣网站、制作反动游戏、伪造影音内容、运营反动电台等卑劣手段，抹黑攻 击大陆，宣扬"台独"谬论，煽动分裂国家。公安机关对该大队18名涉嫌违法犯罪的核心骨干发布悬赏通 告，是落实《关于依法惩治"台独"顽固分子分裂国家、煽动分裂国家犯罪的意见》的具体行动，是维护 两岸同胞共同利益和中华民族根本利益的正义之举。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has issued a reward for information on 18 core members of Taiwan's military "Psychological Warfare Unit," which is accused of engaging in activities that threaten national sovereignty and promote separatism [1][2][9] Group 1: Government Actions - The Xiamen Public Security Bureau has announced a reward of 10,000 RMB for information leading to the capture of individuals involved in illegal activities related to the "Psychological Warfare Unit" [2] - The announcement is part of a broader initiative to combat actions that undermine national unity and security, specifically targeting the "Taiwan independence" movement [9] Group 2: Allegations Against Taiwan's Military - The "Psychological Warfare Unit" is accused of using various methods, including setting up anti-mainland websites and producing propaganda games, to incite division and promote "Taiwan independence" [2][9] - The Chinese government views these actions as detrimental to both cross-strait relations and the overall stability of the region [9] Group 3: Call for Public Participation - The government encourages citizens to report any relevant information regarding the activities of the accused individuals, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts to maintain national integrity [2][9] - There is a strong emphasis on legal repercussions for those who assist or support separatist activities [9]

侦查掌握，"心战大队"下设6个中队，分别承担资讯心战、情报搜研、战术心战、广播心 战、部队宣慰、战编动员等具体工作，他们架设反宣网站抹黑攻击，制作反动游戏煽动分 裂，伪造影音内容混淆视听，运营反动电台反宣渗透，调度外部力量诱导舆论，迷惑两岸民 众，真实目的就是宣扬"台独"谬论和煽动分裂国家。 来源：央视新闻客户端 福建省厦门市公安局11日发布悬赏通告，征集颜嘉宏等18名台湾军方"政治作战局心理作 战大队"（以下简称"心战大队"）核心骨干违法犯罪线索。 公安机关表示，希望广大台胞认清"台独"的极端危险性、危害性，以实际行动与"台独"分 裂势力划清界限，积极提供相关违法犯罪线索，与大陆同胞携手反对"台独"分裂行径。 赏 通 告 我局接台湾民众举报称，台湾民进党当局利用架设反动宣传媒介、制作传播反动 游戏等手段,对两岸民众进行鼓动、宣传,造成恶劣影响。经查,台湾军方"政治作 战局心理作战大队"(下称"心战大队")长期策划实施煽动分裂国家活动。为依法 惩治危害国家主权和领土完整的犯罪行为,切实维护国家安全,我局决定悬赏征集颜 嘉宏等18名"心战大队"核心骨干违法犯罪线索。 发现相关线索可立即向我局举报,我局将对举报人 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Xiamen Public Security Bureau in Fujian Province has issued a reward notice to gather clues about 18 core members of Taiwan's military "Psychological Operations Brigade," which is accused of engaging in illegal activities aimed at promoting "Taiwan independence" [1]. Group 1 - The "Psychological Operations Brigade" consists of six teams responsible for various tasks, including information warfare, intelligence research, tactical psychological operations, broadcasting, troop morale, and mobilization [1]. - The brigade is reported to operate anti-propaganda websites, create subversive games, fabricate audiovisual content, run anti-propaganda radio stations, and manipulate external forces to mislead public opinion, with the ultimate goal of promoting "Taiwan independence" [1]. - The Public Security Bureau urges Taiwanese citizens to recognize the extreme dangers and harms of "Taiwan independence" and to take action against separatist forces by providing relevant illegal activity clues [1].

Core Viewpoint - The Xiamen Public Security Bureau has issued a reward notice to gather information on 18 core members of Taiwan's military "Psychological Operations Team," highlighting their involvement in activities promoting "Taiwan independence" and undermining national unity [1] Group 1: Activities of the Psychological Operations Team - The "Psychological Operations Team" consists of six sub-teams responsible for various tasks including information warfare, intelligence research, tactical psychological operations, broadcasting, troop morale, and mobilization [1] - They engage in activities such as setting up anti-propaganda websites, creating subversive games, fabricating audio-visual content, operating anti-government radio stations, and coordinating external forces to manipulate public opinion [1] Group 2: Call to Action - The public security authorities urge Taiwanese compatriots to recognize the extreme dangers and harms of "Taiwan independence" and to take action against separatist forces [1] - They encourage the public to actively provide relevant information on illegal activities and to join hands with mainland compatriots in opposing "Taiwan independence" actions [1]

据央视新闻消息，今天，福建省厦门市公安局发布悬赏通告，征集颜嘉宏等18名台湾军方"政治作战局 心理作战大队"（以下简称"心战大队"）核心骨干违法犯罪线索。发现相关线索可立即向厦门市公安局 举报，厦门市公安局将对举报人身份信息严格保密。凡提供有效线索的举报人，以及配合公安机关抓获 犯罪嫌疑人的有功人员，厦门市公安局将给予1万元人民币的奖励。对打击报复举报人的，将依法严 惩。 公安机关表示，希望广大台胞认清"台独"的极端危险性、危害性，以实际行动与"台独"分裂势力划清界 限，积极提供相关违法犯罪线索，与大陆同胞携手反对"台独"分裂行径。 侦查掌握，"心战大队"下设6个中队，分别承担资讯心战、情报搜研、战术心战、广播心战、部队宣 慰、战编动员等具体工作，他们架设反宣网站抹黑攻击，制作反动游戏煽动分裂，伪造影音内容混淆视 听，运营反动电台反宣渗透，调度外部力量诱导舆论，迷惑两岸民众，真实目的就是宣扬"台独"谬论和 煽动分裂国家。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article criticizes Lai Ching-te's governance, highlighting a significant decline in public support and dissatisfaction with his handling of cross-strait relations and domestic issues [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Public Sentiment - Lai Ching-te's approval rating has dropped to a historic low of 32.7%, with dissatisfaction regarding his management of cross-strait relations rising from 43% to 63% over the past year [1]. - Traditional strongholds for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) are now showing over 52% dissatisfaction, indicating a growing public discontent [1]. - The results of two major referendums, with outcomes of 0:25 and 0:7, reflect increasing distrust and opposition towards Lai Ching-te's administration [1]. Group 2: Governance Critique - Lai Ching-te is accused of focusing on political gains while neglecting pressing social issues, leading to a perception of ineffective governance [2]. - His administration's response to natural disasters has been criticized as inadequate, with significant casualties reported during the Hualien disaster, highlighting a lack of accountability [2]. - The article suggests that Lai's rhetoric of unity is contradicted by actions that foster division and fear among the populace [2]. Group 3: Economic and Defense Spending - Lai Ching-te's commitment to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2030 is viewed as detrimental, with potential funds for social welfare being diverted to military expenditures [3]. - The article argues that this military spending could instead fund significant public projects, such as building hospitals and providing free meals for students [3]. - There are concerns that external pressures may lead to even higher defense budget demands, with some Western politicians suggesting a 10% GDP allocation for defense [3]. Group 4: Perception of Mainland China - Increasing numbers of Taiwanese citizens are reportedly breaking free from the DPP's narrative, recognizing the achievements and strength of mainland China [4]. - The article notes a surge in interest in mainland military capabilities, with significant online engagement regarding military parades, indicating a shift in public sentiment [4]. - The article warns of three major threats facing Taiwan: the risk of war, ongoing internal strife, and ineffective trade negotiations, attributing these issues to Lai Ching-te's leadership [4].