The central co-stars "Yaya" and "Little Angelica" are filming another united front film! Liang Wenjie: Maybe she doesn’t really want to come back
China's Taiwan Affairs Office said that the satellite images showed the splendor of the "treasure island of the motherland", and the expelled Chinese partner "Yaya" echoed this in a video. The Mainland Affairs Council responded that it would be taken into consideration for entry review.
Quick Look
- Chinese state media released high-definition images of Taipei taken by the "Jilin-1" satellite, which the Taiwan Affairs Office said showed the splendor of the "treasure island of the motherland." The expelled Chinese partner "Yaya" echoed this.
- Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie said that relevant words and deeds will affect the results of his future entry into Taiwan.
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Why It Matters
Chinese state media have recently released images of Taiwan's landmarks taken by the "Jilin-1" satellite many times, claiming sovereignty over Taiwan's territory. The expelled Chinese partner "Yaya" was forced to leave the country by the Immigration Department for making remarks about reunification.
Chinese state media recently released a number of aerial images of Taipei City taken by the satellite "Jilin-1". China's Taiwan Affairs Office claimed yesterday that the satellite images can appreciate the splendor of the mountains and seas of the "treasure island of the motherland". "Yaya", the military commander who was deported from the country, also released a new video. Her daughter calls herself "the little angelica of Taiwan Province of China" and calls out, "Isn't it normal for our country's satellites to take pictures of China's great rivers and mountains?" Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Liang Wenjie said today, "I see her (Yaya) continuing to make films like this, and maybe she doesn't want to come back!"
The Standing Committee of the Chinese National People's Congress established the "Taiwan Liberation Day" in 2025. On Taiwan's Liberation Day last year, the company released high-definition satellite images of Taiwan taken by the "Jilin-1" satellite. The official media of the Chinese Communist Party forwarded the report and declared that "every inch of Taiwan Province of China is full of life from the perspective of Jilin-1 space" and "Sun Moon Lake, Alishan and other scenic spots are Chinese."
Repeating the same trick again this year, Chinese media "CCTV" released a 42-second aerial image of "Jilin-1" on the 25th. The footage clearly shows the National Palace Museum, the Arena, the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, and the newly renovated Wanhua Zhongzheng Bridge and other well-known Taipei landmarks. The Ministry of Defense of the People's Republic of China declared to the outside world that "it is normal for China's satellites to see the great mountains and rivers of Taiwan, China, and there is nothing to make a fuss about."
Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, further said yesterday that this set of extremely high-resolution satellite images allows compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to clearly see Taiwan's cities, countryside, salt pans, wetlands and harbors, and appreciate the splendor of the mountains and seas of the "treasure island of the motherland", triggering lively interactions among netizens on both sides of the Taiwan Strait on social platforms.
Coincidentally, the Chinese spouse "Yaya", who was expelled by the Immigration Department for making remarks about reunification, also released a new video. She said to her daughter "Little Angelica", "As a self-media mother who returned from Taiwan to take root in China, did you know that Jilin No. 1 photographed our home in Taiwan? It's so clear."
In the video, little Angelica replied, "I know, it not only photographed our home, but also photographed Taoyuan Airport. Isn't it normal for our country's satellites to photograph China's great rivers and mountains? Just like you see me."
Since it coincides with the liberation of Taiwan, little Angelica even said, "Today is an anniversary about returning home, because I am Little Angelica from Taiwan Province of China. As long as the door of my home remains open, we will eventually be reunited, just like I returned to my mother from Taiwan. I also hope that all separated family members can reunite and go home as soon as possible."
In this regard, Liang Wenjie said at the Mainland Affairs Council's regular press conference that we have adopted a permit system for Chinese nationals to come to Taiwan. Every application must be reviewed. During the review, specific words and deeds that undermine our country's sovereignty and dignity will be included.
Liang Wenjie emphasized that Ms. Yaya's continued filming of these videos will of course affect her decision during immigration inspection. "I see that if she continues to film like this, she may not really want to come back."
Open Questions
- Will Yaya formally apply to enter Taiwan in the future?
- Will the government take specific countermeasures against the release of satellite images in the future?






