Taipei: After the Chinese President Xi Jinpingvowed to “reunite” with Taipei, Taiwan Local media said on Saturday that the island is an independent country and is not part of the People’s Republic of China.
Spokesperson of the Taiwan President’s Office xavier chang Said Taiwan is a sovereign and independent country, and is not part of the People’s Republic of China. He said that the future of the country is in the hands of Taiwanese. taiwan news informed of.
It comes after Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to peacefully “reunify” with Taiwan and said the country strongly opposes any foreign interference in the matter.
“The Taiwan issue is exclusively an internal matter of China, and any external interference is unacceptable,” Xi Jinping said during his address on the 110th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution.
Responding to Xi’s statement Chang The Xinhai Revolution of 1911 was followed by the establishment of a democratic republic, which speaks of the Republic of China, not an authoritarian dictatorship. The current situation in Hong Kong proves that China has preserved the independence and democracy of the autonomous region. has given up on its promise to do so. For 50 years,” Taiwan News reported.
The spokesman said Beijing’s handling of Hong Kong also proved that “one country, two systems” is not possible.
“Mainstream public opinion in Taiwan is very clear,” Taiwan News quoted Chang as saying. He further said that the people of Taiwan reject “one country, two systems” and will defend their democratic and free lifestyle.
Beijing claims full sovereignty over Taiwan, a democracy of some 24 million people located on mainland China’s southeast coast, despite the fact that the two sides have been governed separately for more than seven decades.
Taipei, on the other hand, has countered Chinese aggression by enhancing strategic ties with democracies including the US, which has been repeatedly opposed by Beijing. China has threatened that “Taiwan’s independence” means war.
On June 1, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged full integration with self-ruled Taiwan and vowed to thwart any attempts at formal independence for the island.
Spokesperson of the Taiwan President’s Office xavier chang Said Taiwan is a sovereign and independent country, and is not part of the People’s Republic of China. He said that the future of the country is in the hands of Taiwanese. taiwan news informed of.
It comes after Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to peacefully “reunify” with Taiwan and said the country strongly opposes any foreign interference in the matter.
“The Taiwan issue is exclusively an internal matter of China, and any external interference is unacceptable,” Xi Jinping said during his address on the 110th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution.
Responding to Xi’s statement Chang The Xinhai Revolution of 1911 was followed by the establishment of a democratic republic, which speaks of the Republic of China, not an authoritarian dictatorship. The current situation in Hong Kong proves that China has preserved the independence and democracy of the autonomous region. has given up on its promise to do so. For 50 years,” Taiwan News reported.
The spokesman said Beijing’s handling of Hong Kong also proved that “one country, two systems” is not possible.
“Mainstream public opinion in Taiwan is very clear,” Taiwan News quoted Chang as saying. He further said that the people of Taiwan reject “one country, two systems” and will defend their democratic and free lifestyle.
Beijing claims full sovereignty over Taiwan, a democracy of some 24 million people located on mainland China’s southeast coast, despite the fact that the two sides have been governed separately for more than seven decades.
Taipei, on the other hand, has countered Chinese aggression by enhancing strategic ties with democracies including the US, which has been repeatedly opposed by Beijing. China has threatened that “Taiwan’s independence” means war.
On June 1, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged full integration with self-ruled Taiwan and vowed to thwart any attempts at formal independence for the island.
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