China's Taiwan Affairs Office has reorganized, renaming its functional bureaus to numbered divisions and adding a new '10th Bureau' focused on facilitating Taiwanese participation in study, internships, employment, and entrepreneurship in China. Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council views this as an intensified effort to promote cross-strait integration.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office announced new cross-strait football initiatives, including allowing two Taiwanese players per team in the Fujian league. Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council urged caution, emphasizing that exchanges must adhere to principles of reciprocity and dignity, and avoid any arrangements that might diminish Taiwan's standing or be detrimental.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian criticized Taiwan authorities for making "bloodletting" concessions to the US, including a $500 billion investment and "zero tariffs" on thousands of products, in exchange for minimal tariff benefits. She stated these actions betray Taiwan's interests and will lead to negative consequences.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office announced a series of cross-Strait integration events centered around the "Minchao" Fujian provincial football league, including adding two Taiwanese players per team. An academic criticized the overt political messaging, citing a "One China" jersey shown during the announcement.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office is promoting cross-strait exchange through sports events like the "Minchao" football league, offering exclusive spots for Taiwanese players and inviting them to games. Additionally, policies encourage Taiwanese participation in mainland micro-drama creation, fostering cultural exchange.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian stated that "complete reunification of the motherland is the common wish of all Chinese people" and cannot be stopped, rejecting Taiwan's poll showing majority support for maintaining the status quo. Scholars criticize China's interpretation of the status quo.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office announced three avenues for Taiwanese businesses and individuals to participate in the creation of micro-short dramas on the mainland, including investment in Fujian, co-production with mainland companies, and direct participation as performers.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian criticized the DPP authorities for their handling of Taiwan's energy issues, stating they are focused on 'Taiwan independence' and lack the will or ability to address structural problems. She accused the DPP of politicizing energy issues for political gain rather than solving them, prioritizing party interests over the welfare and future development of Taiwan's people.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian condemned a joint statement by Japan and the Philippines emphasizing Taiwan Strait stability, calling their maritime boundary talks illegal and a betrayal of national interests.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian criticized Lai Ching-te's remarks about TikTok and Xiaohongshu posing a security risk to Taiwanese youth, stating that mainland social media offers Taiwanese youth opportunities for expression and connection, embodying the 'two sides of the strait are one family' spirit.
Taiwanese actress Lin Chi-ling withdrew from the Taiwan Creative Content Agency board after criticism from Taiwan's arts community and praise from Beijing, who view the agency as promoting 'cultural Taiwan independence'.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Chen Binhua criticized Lai Ching-te's speech on his second anniversary in office, denouncing his "sovereign independence" and "mutual non-subordination" remarks as "Taiwan independence" fallacies and a "lie" that undermines cross-strait peace.
Beijing accused Taiwan's leader William Lai Ching-te of "destroying cross-strait peace" after his anniversary speech. The Taiwan Affairs Office condemned Lai's remarks as "lies and deception, hostility and confrontation," accusing him of promoting "Taiwan independence."
Beijing has accused Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te of "destroying cross-strait peace" following his anniversary speech. The Taiwan Affairs Office stated Lai's remarks were filled with "lies and deception" and that he stubbornly adheres to "Taiwan independence."
China's Taiwan Affairs Office stated that the US understands Beijing's position on Taiwan and does not support "Taiwan independence." The office urged the US to adhere to the one-China principle and not send wrong signals to "Taiwan independence" forces.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Chen Binhua stated that Lai Ching-te's "5.20" speech was full of lies and deception, confirming his role as a "peace disruptor" and "crisis instigator" in the Taiwan Strait. The office reiterated that Taiwan is part of China and vowed to resolutely crack down on 'Taiwan independence' separatism.
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Chen Binhua condemned Lai Ching-te's "5.20" speech, calling it full of lies and deceit, and accusing him of persisting in "Taiwan independence" and being a "destroyer of cross-strait peace."
China's Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian stated that maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is the greatest common ground between China and the US. She urged the US to adhere to the One China principle and the three Sino-US joint communiqués, and to avoid sending wrong signals to 'Taiwan independence' separatist forces.
