Zheng-Xi Meeting Approaches: MOFA Urges Cheng Li-wun to Convey 3 Points of Taiwan's Mainstream Public Opinion

Ahead of the meeting between Cheng Li-wun and Xi Jinping, Chen Ming-chi emphasized the need to convey Taiwan's mainstream opinion, including mutual non-subordination and an end to military intimidation.
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Premier Cho Jung-tai led the heads of relevant ministries, including foreign affairs and defense, to deliver an administrative report and answer questions this morning. Chen Ming-chi made the above remarks when interviewed before the meeting.

Chen Ming-chi said he hopes that during her meeting with Xi Jinping, Cheng Li-wun can accurately convey the mainstream public opinion of the Taiwanese people. This mainstream opinion must be based on three points: First, it must be based on the fact that the Republic of China (ROC) and the People's Republic of China (PRC) are not subordinate to each other. Second, the Taiwanese people insist that the future of the ROC must be decided by the Taiwanese people through democratic means. Third, China must immediately stop its aircraft and vessels from harassing Taiwan.

Chen Ming-chi emphasized that Cheng Li-wun must accurately deliver these three points of Taiwan's mainstream public opinion to Xi Jinping, as this is not the appeal of a single political party or individual, and only in this way can a clear message be given to the world.

When asked by the media whether the Zheng-Xi meeting would affect the timeline of the defense special budget bill, Chen Ming-chi said that strengthening self-defense capabilities has always been a goal Taiwan pursues. He also hopes that efforts to strengthen self-defense will not be interfered with by political reasons, because ultimately, peace can only be maintained through strength. (Edited by Pan Yi-ching) 1150410