Group 1 - The year marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, as well as the 80th anniversary of Taiwan's liberation, which is considered a significant achievement of the war [1] - Various commemorative activities are planned, including a music concert titled "Echoes of the Yellow River" and exhibitions showcasing calligraphy and themes related to the Anti-Japanese War [1] - The Chinese government emphasizes the importance of these commemorations for both sides of the Taiwan Strait, highlighting the collective efforts of the Chinese people during the war [1] Group 2 - The Chinese government invites Kuomintang anti-Japanese veterans to participate in the commemorative activities, while criticizing the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for its negative stance and threats against these veterans [2] - The DPP's portrayal of the commemorative activities as "united front tactics" is seen as an attempt to distort historical facts and undermine the significance of the Anti-Japanese War [2] - The Chinese government asserts that the Anti-Japanese War was a just struggle against Japanese militarism, and it respects the contributions of all who fought in the war [2] Group 3 - The remarks by Lai Ching-te, referred to as "Ten Talks on Unity," have sparked significant controversy and criticism within Taiwan, with accusations of promoting "Taiwan independence" [3] - The Chinese government condemns Lai's statements as filled with lies and provocations, asserting that they distort history and incite conflict between the two sides [3] - The current tensions in the Taiwan Strait are attributed to the DPP's persistent "Taiwan independence" stance, which the Chinese government firmly opposes [3]

Group 1 - The article discusses the invitation extended to Kuomintang (KMT) veterans to participate in the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, emphasizing the importance of historical recognition and respect for their contributions [1][2] - The spokesperson from the Taiwan Affairs Office criticizes the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for labeling the commemoration as a "united front tactic," revealing their opposition to historical truth and shared values [1][2] - The article highlights the cooperation between the Chinese Communist Party and the KMT during the Anti-Japanese War, framing the invitation to veterans as a recognition of their sacrifices [2] Group 2 - The article addresses the planned transit of Lai Ching-te through the United States, with the Taiwan Affairs Office firmly opposing any form of official interaction between the U.S. and Taiwan, reiterating the importance of the One China principle [3][4] - Lai Ching-te's remarks are criticized as filled with lies and provocations, aimed at promoting "Taiwan independence" and inciting conflict across the Taiwan Strait [4][5] - The article emphasizes that the current tensions in the Taiwan Strait stem from the DPP's persistent "Taiwan independence" stance and provocations [5][6] Group 3 - The article reports on the Taiwan Affairs Office's response to the DPP's actions against "Taiwan independence" figures, highlighting the legal repercussions for those who support separatist activities while profiting from cross-strait trade [6][7] - The article condemns the DPP's educational materials that portray a "China threat," accusing them of distorting history and poisoning the minds of Taiwanese youth [7][9] - The spokesperson emphasizes the shared identity of people across the Taiwan Strait and the cultural heritage that unites them, countering the DPP's narrative [7] Group 4 - The article mentions the ban on several mainland applications in Taiwan, with the Taiwan Affairs Office criticizing the DPP for restricting access to information and fostering an "information bubble" [9][10] - The spokesperson argues that the popularity of these applications among Taiwanese youth reflects a desire for better access to information and services, countering the DPP's claims of security risks [9]

Core Viewpoint - The international community is increasingly concerned that Lai Ching-te's radical approach may lead to a crisis in the Taiwan Strait, as highlighted by various international publications [1] Group 1: International Concerns - Recent articles from prominent international journals such as the Financial Times and The Economist express significant worries about the situation in the Taiwan Strait [1] - Foreign experts and scholars have publicly criticized Lai Ching-te's provocative actions regarding Taiwan independence [1] Group 2: Taiwan's Political Stance - The current complex and severe situation in the Taiwan Strait is attributed to Lai Ching-te's administration's refusal to acknowledge the "1992 Consensus," which embodies the one-China principle [1] - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is seen as stubbornly adhering to a separatist stance, which involves colluding with external forces to provoke independence [1] Group 3: Call for Unity - There is a call for the Taiwanese public to recognize the extreme dangers and destructive nature of the DPP's insistence on independence [1] - The statement emphasizes the need for collective efforts to restore peaceful development in cross-strait relations and maintain stability and security in the Taiwan Strait [1]

7月16日，国务院台办举行例行新闻发布会，回应有关国家与民进党当局炒作的所谓"攻击"事件。发言 人陈斌华表示，首先，我们一贯明确反对我建交国同中国台湾地区开展任何形式的官方往来，坚决反对 有关国家为"台独"分子提供政治表演舞台。有关国家应恪守一个中国原则，不被"台独"分裂势力所挑拨 利用。其次，中国外交人员向来遵守驻在国法律法规。有关国家与民进党当局炒作的所谓"攻击"事件， 无中生有，颠倒黑白。最后，民进党当局再次恶意炒作该事件，目的是要煽动两岸敌意对抗。正告民进 党当局，谎言再怎么重复也不会成真，闹剧不断上演只会自取其辱。(央视新闻) ...

7月16日，国务院台办举行例行新闻发布会。有记者问：我们注意到，海关总署近日废止了一家名为 Sicuens International CO.,LTD.的企业在海关的登记注册，这家企业据说就是"台独"顽固分子沈伯洋之父 沈土城的兆亿有限公司改头换面注册的。请问是否属实？对此国台办发言人陈斌华表示，确如你所说， 这家注册地为"中国台湾"的公司相关信息与台湾兆亿有限公司一致，大陆海关已废止其登记注册。依法 对"台独"顽固分子的关联企业实施惩戒，是对"台独"势力谋"独"挑衅的有力惩戒和坚决打击。我们决不 允许有人一边在大陆赚钱，一边支持"台独"分裂活动。陈斌华强调，如果"台独"分子误判形势、一意孤 行，只会付出更惨痛的代价。(央视新闻) ...

国防部："台独"武装挑衅引战 终将自取灭亡 金十数据7月14日讯，据报道，台防务部门负责人近日称首支"海马斯"多管火箭导弹连成军，有效提升 台军精准打击能力和整体防卫效能。此外，台防务部门批准从美国采购168辆M109A7自行榴弹炮。国 防部新闻发言人蒋斌对此表示，民进党当局企图"倚美谋独"，不惜"媚美卖台"，用台湾民众的血汗钱向 美国缴保护费，拿美制武器给自己壮胆打气，完全是打错了算盘、自欺欺人。"以武拒统"是绝路，"台 独"武装妄图以卵击石、挑衅引战，最终只能是粉身碎骨、自取灭亡。 （国防部发布） ...

Group 1 - The Taiwanese military is conducting a 10-day "Han Guang" exercise, which began on July 9, 2023 [1] - An incident occurred during the exercise where a military vehicle, an M109A5 self-propelled howitzer, collided with four civilian vehicles due to the driver's unfamiliarity with the road [1][3] - The Taiwanese Army's Sixth Corps stated that the incident is under police investigation and that they will enhance vigilance among troops during exercises [3] Group 2 - The spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office criticized the Taiwanese government's stance on independence, claiming it escalates tensions across the Taiwan Strait and threatens the safety and well-being of the Taiwanese people [3] - The spokesperson emphasized that the pursuit of "Taiwan independence" is futile and that unification is an inevitable historical trend [3]

Group 1 - The Chinese government has placed eight Taiwanese entities on an export control list due to their alleged cooperation with "Taiwan independence" forces, prohibiting the export of dual-use items to these companies [1][2] - The listed companies include major players in Taiwan's defense technology, aerospace, drone production, shipbuilding, and ballistic protection equipment sectors, indicating a significant impact on these industries [2] - Taiwan imports approximately NT$600 billion (around US$20 billion) worth of rare earth materials annually, some of which come from mainland China and may be used for military purposes, highlighting the strategic importance of these materials in the current geopolitical context [2] Group 2 - The Chinese government views this export control as a necessary measure to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as a warning against provocations from "Taiwan independence" forces [3] - The action is seen as a response to Taiwan's previous technology restrictions on mainland China, particularly in areas like semiconductor design and AI software, indicating a tit-for-tat dynamic in cross-strait relations [2]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce of China has announced the inclusion of eight Taiwanese entities in the export control list for dual-use items, signaling a strong political response to Taiwan's pro-independence stance under Lai Ching-te's administration [1][2][3] - The listed entities include key military research and manufacturing organizations in Taiwan, involved in various sectors such as aviation, missiles, and naval vessels, indicating their significant role in Taiwan's defense capabilities [2][3] - The entities are engaged in both military and civilian applications, highlighting their dual-use nature, which raises concerns about their reliance on mainland components for production [3][6] Group 2 - The affected companies include Hanxiang Aerospace, which develops Taiwan's indigenous fighter jets and drones, and the Chungshan Institute of Science and Technology, responsible for various missile systems [2][3] - The response from Taiwanese companies suggests that they believe their military operations will not be significantly impacted, despite acknowledging potential effects on civilian operations due to reliance on mainland supply chains [5][6] - Analysts indicate that the export control measures are a clear warning to Taiwan's authorities, especially in light of recent military exercises and tensions in cross-strait relations [7][8]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent military exercises conducted by Taiwan, highlighting the increased duration and participation, as well as the incorporation of new training elements aimed at countering perceived threats from mainland China. The commentary from the spokesperson emphasizes the futility of Taiwan's independence efforts and the inevitability of reunification with the mainland [1]. Group 1 - The "Han Guang 41" military exercise has doubled in duration and reached record participation levels, incorporating scenarios related to the so-called "mainland 2027 attack on Taiwan" [1]. - The spokesperson criticizes the Taiwanese government's stance on independence, suggesting that it exacerbates tensions across the Taiwan Strait and undermines the safety and well-being of the Taiwanese people [1]. - The commentary asserts that no amount of military drills or preparations by the Taiwanese authorities can alter the historical trend towards reunification, labeling the independence movement as a "dead end" [1].