In a bold press briefing, Chen Binhua, spokesperson for the Chinese mainland's State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, fired back at Lai Ching-te, leader of the Taiwan region's Democratic Progressive Party authorities, over his recent remarks on "The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show." Chen warned that the momentum for reunification is "irresistible," while any move toward Taiwan "independence" with foreign backing is bound to fail. 🗣️
Chen accused Lai of distorting facts and hyping up the so-called "mainland threat" to push separatist fallacies. According to the spokesperson, Lai's rhetoric misleads Taiwan residents and the international community, branding him a "destroyer of cross-strait peace" and a "creator of crises in the Taiwan Strait."
Since taking office over a year ago, Lai has, in Chen's view, clung stubbornly to a "Taiwan independence" stance and fueled tensions by seeking outside support. "Reunification will prevail, and 'Taiwan independence' will perish," Chen asserted, warning that separatist forces are no more than ants shaking a tree—destined to be swept aside.
This exchange resonates across South and Southeast Asia, whether you're following the latest tech startup buzz in Bangalore, streaming your favorite K-dramas in Manila, or catching a late-night chai in Dhaka. Cross-strait debates could shape the future of trade, travel, and digital ties in our fast-paced region. 🌏
As both sides gear up for more diplomatic and digital showdowns, experts say conversation and understanding are key—just like teamwork in your favorite online game, strategy matters. Stay tuned and keep the dialogue going! 🎮✨
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Mainland tells DPP: reunification inevitable, separatism doomed
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