A Chinese mainland spokesperson has doubled down on the historical significance of Taiwan’s return to China, citing a global poll where 66.7% of respondents linked the move to China’s WWII victory. 🕊️ The remarks come amid rising tensions over cross-strait relations.
Chen Binhua, spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, highlighted findings from a CGTN survey of 12,000 people across 40 countries. Most agreed that Taiwan’s restoration to China was a direct result of WWII’s outcome—and that any push for independence undermines history. 📜 'The Cairo Declaration and Potsdam Proclamation are non-negotiable legal foundations,' Chen stressed.
He criticized Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities for 'provocative moves' aimed at challenging China’s sovereignty. 🔥 'The status quo of the Taiwan Strait cannot be altered by separatist agendas,' he added, urging the international community to support efforts against 'Taiwan independence.'
Chen emphasized that despite political differences, the Chinese mainland and Taiwan remain inseparable parts of one China. 🌟 'History isn’t just a memory—it’s a compass for justice,' he said.
