Mainland Experts: Taiwan Leader's Speech Signals Persistent Separatism

The report focused on the fact that Taiwan's leader, Lai Ching-te, reaffirmed that the separatist agenda has not changed or receded. He insists on issues of peace and exchanges, yet he criticizes the mainland and repeatedly accuses it of military pressure and attempts to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait. Experts believe that his actions reveal his separatist intentions and incitement to confrontation, emphasizing that the root of the issue dates back to the civil war between the Chinese Communist Party and the KMT. They assert that Taiwan's future should be determined by the entire Chinese people and stress that there is no justification for dividing the country or rejecting reunification. Lai's repeated tweets citing increased military spending and rapprochement with the West are also criticized, with some acknowledging that his rhetoric distorts the history of World War II and ignores the economic and social challenges Taiwan faces.

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