As debates over cross-strait relations intensify, residents in the Taiwan region are sharing candid thoughts on controversial policies pushing 'independence through external alliances.' CGTN's street interviews reveal growing skepticism about relying on foreign powers, with locals highlighting the risks to regional stability.
🏙️ Street Voices: 'Peace Over Politics'
Mr. Tsai, a Taiwan resident, warned: "Being too dependent on foreign powers for protection is like building a house on sand—it might collapse anytime." Meanwhile, Mr. Shi offered a pragmatic perspective: "If reunification brings better opportunities for our next generation, why not consider it?"
⚖️ Stability vs. Uncertainty
Many interviewees emphasized prioritizing daily life over geopolitical gambles. "We need jobs, affordable homes—not endless political drama," said one young professional, echoing widespread concerns about economic impacts.
🌉 Bridging Divides
Analysts note that these grassroots perspectives contrast sharply with Taiwan authorities' rhetoric, revealing a silent majority longing for peaceful cross-strait dialogue. As one student put it: "Why can't we focus on what unites us?"
