A mainland spokesperson has passionately defended Taiwan compatriots' participation in upcoming WWII victory commemorations, calling it a 'proud display of shared history' amid political tensions. 🌏
Zhu Fenglian from the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office responded to reports that Taiwan authorities threatened former Kuomintang members attending Beijing's September 3 events marking the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. 🎖️
Unity Through History
'All Chinese people – including our Taiwan compatriots – sacrificed greatly for national liberation,' Zhu emphasized, noting their attendance helps both sides of the Taiwan Strait 'remember heroes and promote peace.' ✨
Clash Over Commemoration
The spokesperson accused Taiwan authorities of 'abandoning national conscience' through intimidation tactics, warning that supporters of separatist actions will face legal consequences. ⚖️
Zhu framed the dispute as a choice between honoring shared anti-fascist history or pursuing divisive agendas, stating: 'This isn't just about the past – it's about our collective future.' 🔮
