Responding to Lai Ching-te’s “Double Ten” speech this year for the second time, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council said it was full of deception

China News Service, Beijing, October 14 (Reporters Liu Dawei and Li Baijia) Regarding the so-called "Double Ten" speech delivered by DPP leader Lai Qingde on the 10th, Chen Binhua, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, emphasized at the regular press conference of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council in Beijing on the 14th that this speech was full of deception.

This is the second time the spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council responded to this speech after making a statement on the 10th. Chen Binhua accused him of using lies about safeguarding "democracy and freedom" to hide the evil intentions of seeking "independence", peddling the separatist fallacy of "Taiwan independence" under the guise of "maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait", inciting the so-called "mainland threat", and inciting cross-strait confrontation, in an attempt to confuse the public and mislead public opinion.

As for Lai Ching-te's statement in his speech that "we will continue to promote defense reform and investment," the spokesperson said that while clamoring for militarism and "using force to seek independence" while singing the high-profile "dialogue", it is a typical double-dealing approach that deceives the world and confuses the world.

Regarding the so-called "will not accept dwarfing" remarks, he pointed out that there is only one China in the world and Taiwan is part of China. This is the true status quo across the Taiwan Strait. The DPP authorities' attempts to "use force to seek independence" and "rely on external forces to seek independence" will only increasingly bring Taiwan into danger and bring serious disasters to the Taiwanese people.

Chen Binhua expressed his belief that more and more Taiwan compatriots will recognize the hypocrisy of the Democratic Progressive Party authorities' so-called "maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait" and the dangers and harmfulness of stubborn provocations for "independence", resolutely oppose "Taiwan independence" separatism, and protect their own interests and well-being and the common home of the Chinese nation.

Regarding the Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council's statement that the mainland should "face up to the differences and current situation between cross-strait systems," Chen Binhua said that different systems are not an obstacle to reunification, let alone an excuse for division. He responded clearly that "Taiwan independence" provocations will not stop day by day, and the attack on them will not stop. (over)