Hey everyone! In a recent development that’s stirring up serious debate, a spokesperson from the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office in the Chinese mainland has slammed Lai Ching-te, leader of the Taiwan region, for delivering what he called a divisive "Taiwan independence" manifesto. According to spokesperson Chen Binhua, the speech was loaded with lies, deception, hostility, and provocative rhetoric designed to incite cross-Strait confrontation. 😮
Chen Binhua argued that the speech wasn’t just a political expression—it was a deliberate attempt to rewrite history and fabricate justifications for separating established ties. He described the so-called "mass recall" move as mere propaganda aimed at advancing a personal political agenda.
This strong rebuke has sparked a flurry of discussions among young tech-savvy audiences across South and Southeast Asia, who relate to the fast-paced, digital chatter on social media. It’s a vivid reminder of how powerful words can ignite debates, much like trending topics on your favorite apps. Stay informed, keep the conversation respectful, and let’s learn together! ✌️
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Chinese mainland slams Lai over 'Taiwan independence' fallacy
cgtn.com
