Jiang Wanan was criticized for giving up his U.S. permanent residency document and filling in "TAIWAN" nationality. Jiang Ying counterattacked: What happened to the Taiwanese?

A letter of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's relinquishment of permanent residency in the United States was circulated on the online social platform Threads. The nationality column said "TAIWAN". People questioned why it did not say Republic of China (R.O.C) or his favorite Chinese. Taipei; Yin Wei, chairman of the Taipei City Research and Examination Association, asked, "What's wrong with filling in Taiwan?" Jiang Wanan has publicly said many times, "I am a Taiwanese and a citizen of the Republic of China." If you use this document to confuse Taiwan independence, it will not have any positive effects.

Yin Wei accepted an exclusive interview with media personality Huang Guangqin at noon today (20th) on the online program "Come to Hui at Noon". Huang Guangqin showed a document that was circulated on Threads recently, stating that Jiang Wanan gave up his permanent residency in the United States. The nationality column said "TAIWAN", and people questioned why it did not say Republic of China (R.O.C); it is understood that this document is authentic.

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Yin Wei said, "Write Taiwan, what's wrong?" Jiang Wanan has publicly said many times, "I am a Taiwanese and a citizen of the Republic of China." It is also true to write R.O.C. How can it not be true to write TAIWAN? "Taiwan" is the consensus of the people of the Republic of China. As the times progress, almost all the citizens of the Republic of China on this land feel that they are Taiwanese, and the proportion has become higher and higher. At the same time, the proportion of people who identify with the Republic of China is also high.

Yin Wei said that the current problem is that the current president and legislators tell everyone in one line that "I am a worker for Taiwan independence." The Minister of the Interior publicly said "to be the master of Taiwan," and some legislators said in the Legislative Yuan "Taiwan's National Legislative Council."

Yin Wei emphasized that whether or not one feels that one is Taiwanese is completely different from whether or not the Democratic Progressive Party has a Taiwan independence platform and whether it legally pursues further Taiwan independence. If one confuses the fact that one feels that one is Taiwanese with Taiwan independence, there will be no positive results. The position of most people is very clear: "I am a Taiwanese and a citizen of the Republic of China." Jiang Wanan stands very firmly on this position.