Mainland Official Rejects Taiwan Independence

The statements issued by a spokesperson for mainland China emphasize that firm opposition to secessionist activities aimed at Taiwan's independence ultimately serves the shared interests of both China and the United States by maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. The spokesperson affirmed that Taiwan's separatist stance, led by Lai Ching-te, and its refusal to recognize the 1992 Consensus—which embodies the one-China principle—are major sources of destabilization in the waters between the two countries. She stressed that the Taiwan issue is at the core of China's fundamental interests and that handling it properly contributes to stabilizing Chinese-American relations. Conversely, misunderstandings could lead to conflict or military confrontation, highlighting the need to strengthen national unity on both sides of the strait. Additionally, she denied Taiwanese claims of misinterpretation regarding United Nations Resolution 2758, which affirms that the government of the People's Republic of China is the legitimate and sole representative of China, pointing out that this resolution invalidates any legitimacy for Taiwan's independence claims.

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