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Huang Guochang is the chairman of the People’s Party. He has made many comments recently on cross-strait relations and US policy towards Taiwan. This article reports that while visiting the Wufeng Market in Taichung City to vote, he expressed emotion at the high-level courtesy received by U.S. President Trump in person to receive Chinese President Xi Jinping, and called on the ruling Democratic Progressive Party government to unite Taiwanese.
People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang called on the Democratic Progressive Party to unite Taiwanese. (Photo by reporter Su Jinfeng)
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the United States today. U.S. President Trump and First Lady Melania personally picked him up at the airport. The standards were quite high and triggered international discussion. In response, People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang said that as a Taiwanese, he was very emotional and called on the Democratic Progressive Party government to unite Taiwanese. Only by truly uniting Taiwanese can we be able to speak unanimously to the outside world.
Today, People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang accompanied People's Party Taichung City Council candidate Jiang Heshu to the Wufeng Market in Taichung City to vote and distribute environmentally friendly bags. Regarding the high-standard reception of Xi Jinping by the United States, he said, Seeing President Trump and his wife personally greeting Xi Jinping with a high-standard red carpet and lining up military aircraft, personally sending Xi Jinping to the car, and watching him leave. As a Taiwanese, I was very moved. However, Taiwanese people are ambitious and will never belittle themselves.
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Huang Guochang said that he hopes that the United States will really regard Taiwan as an ally of democracy rather than a bargaining chip in negotiations. In the past few months, the United States has required Taiwan to spend a very high budget to purchase various weapons from the United States; on the other hand, it has seen Trump greeting Xi Jinping with such courtesy. I would like to remind Taiwan that international politics is very realistic and Taiwan itself must work hard.
Huang Guochang pointed out that what he called on the Democratic Progressive Party government to really do is to unite Taiwanese people so that they can unite with the outside world and fight for the best rights and interests for all Taiwanese people under the two major powers of the United States and China. This is what the current government should do.
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