The Taiwan authorities want to enter the United Nations? The mainland broke off the idea of "Taiwan independence" in one sentence, and also gave Lai Qingde two "nevers."
Recently, with the opening of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, the DPP authorities have made another small move, vainly claiming that they will promote participation in the UN this year, and clamoring that UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 "has nothing to do with Taiwan."
The mainland resolutely refuted such fallacies, and made remarks that directly broke the DPP authorities' vain attempt to seek "independence" through international occasions.
Chen Binhua, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council
According to reports, on September 11, Chen Binhua, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, gave a "history lesson" to the DPP authorities from three aspects: historical facts, the consultation process of Resolution 2758, and international practice, aiming to restore the facts and set the record straight.
First of all, judging from historical facts, the Taiwan region has been a part of China's territory since ancient times, and there are sufficient historical records and a clear legal basis.
The Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation and other documents can show that China has recovered Taiwan de jure and de facto.
Although the two sides of the strait have not yet achieved complete reunification, the country's territory and sovereignty brook no separation, and the fact that both sides of the strait belong to one China has never changed.
Second, UNGA Resolution 2758 embodies the UN Charter and purposes, completely resolves the issue of China's representation in the UN from a legal and procedural sense, and makes it clear that China has only one seat in the UN, and there is no room for political manipulation by "one China, one Taiwan".
General Assembly
The DPP authorities' attempt to distort UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 and infiltrate the United Nations is doomed to fail, and the "one-China" principle has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Finally, from the perspective of international practice, the United Nations and its specialized agencies have always followed the "one-China" principle when dealing with Taiwan-related issues.
For example, in recent years, whenever the World Health Assembly is convened, the DPP authorities will stage a farce of "rubbing the meeting" and send so-called "representatives" to the venue to stir up hype.
As a result, it is not surprising that the DPP authorities have not received an invitation letter from the World Health Assembly for eight consecutive years, and this year it still failed to "rub the meeting."
In the past, on the basis of both sides of the Taiwan Strait adhering to the "one China" principle, the mainland side made special arrangements for China's Taiwan region to participate in the World Health Assembly.
World Health Assembly
However, after the DPP authorities came to power, they refused to recognize the "consensus of '92," undermining the political foundation for cross-strait dialogue, and the Taiwan region naturally lost the opportunity to participate in the World Health Assembly.
The vast majority of countries in the international community have expressed opposition to the DPP authorities' vain attempt to "rub shoulders", and many countries have sent letters to the WHO Director-General in support of China's position.
It can also be seen from this that the countercurrent of "Taiwan independence" is destined to be unpopular and cannot shake the basic pattern of the international community's adherence to the "one China" principle.
What merits vigilance is that recently, the DPP authorities, together with US and Western politicians, have slandered and misinterpreted UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 in an attempt to endorse "Taiwan independence" separatist acts and seriously challenge the "one-China" principle.
In particular, since Lai Qingde came to power, he has repeatedly thrown out the "Taiwan independence" argument and colluded with external forces to provoke him. In this regard, Chen Binhua said two "nevers" - never tolerated and never tolerated.
Lai Qingde
He also warned that the "Taiwan independence" forces dare to take reckless steps, and we will certainly take all necessary measures to resolutely and thoroughly smash them!
This statement was loud and clear, and there was no room for bargaining, and it directly broke off the idea of "Taiwan independence."
The DPP authorities' so-called plan to "promote participation in the United Nations" has already failed before it has even begun.