China's Foreign Ministry has doubled down on its stance regarding Taiwan, stressing that the island is an inseparable part of the country—no matter what political changes occur. Spokesperson Wang Wenbin declared Monday that 'both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to one China', calling reunification an unstoppable historical trend. 🚂
Global Consensus Meets Political Drama
The one-China principle isn't just Beijing's talking point, Wang noted—it's an international consensus aligned with basic norms of global relations. Over 180 countries and major organizations, including the UN, back this position, according to China's Foreign Ministry.
Pushing Back Against 'Provocations'
Wang criticized unnamed foreign politicians for staging 'personal shows' on Taiwan issues, accusing them of meddling in China's affairs. 'Taiwan independence is a dead end,' he warned, adding that Beijing will 'take all necessary measures' to protect sovereignty. 🚫
Reunification: 'A Matter of When, Not If'
Despite recent tensions, Wang expressed confidence: 'The day will come when China is completely reunified.' The statement echoes Beijing's long-term strategy to integrate the island through economic and cultural ties—even as military drills around Taiwan continue making headlines. ⏳
