China Vows Firm Action on Taiwan: Top Legislator Stresses Unity

China's top legislator Zhao Leji declared a firm stance against separatist activities in the Taiwan region during a high-profile symposium in Beijing, calling for unwavering action to safeguard national unity. </p>

Speaking at the event marking the 20th anniversary of the Anti-Secession Law, Zhao emphasized "resolutely combating Taiwan independence separatist activities and curbing interference from external forces"</em> to preserve regional stability. The law, enacted in 2005, serves as a legal foundation for opposing secessionism and promoting peaceful reunification.</p>

As chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee and a senior Communist Party of China leader, Zhao reiterated that "the complete reunification of the motherland is an unstoppable historical trend"</em>. Analysts say the remarks highlight Beijing's commitment to prioritizing cross-strait ties amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.</p>

The symposium at Beijing's Great Hall of the People brought together officials and experts to reflect on the law's legacy. While reaffirming peaceful reunification efforts, Zhao stressed that any threats to sovereignty would be met with "necessary measures"</em> under the legislation.</p>

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China's top legislator vows firm action against separatist activities

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