Chinese Mainland Spokesperson Warns Taiwan’s DPP Amid Military Exercises
Chinese mainland spokesperson cautions Taiwan’s DPP as Han Kuang 41 exercises ramp up, emphasizing no external interference.
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Mainland Criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for Blocking Cross-Strait Educational Exchanges
Mainland criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for blocking educational exchanges across the Taiwan Strait, labeling actions as unprecedented and harmful to youth interactions.
Mainland Criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for Leaning on U.S., Hurting Local Industry
The Chinese mainland criticizes Taiwan’s DPP for relying on the U.S., claiming it harms local industry amid U.S. tariff threats on computer chips.
Mainland Criticizes Taiwan for Blocking Cross-Strait Travel 🚫✈️
Mainland criticizes Taiwan authorities for blocking cross-Strait tourism, urging openness and cooperation to benefit the region’s tourism industry.
Chinese Spokesperson Warns: U.S. Tanks Won’t Save Taiwan’s DPP 🎯
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson warns that U.S. tanks won’t save Taiwan’s DPP authorities, calling them easy targets. He urges the U.S. to stop arming Taiwan and undermining peace across the Taiwan Strait.
Chinese Mainland Slams Lai Ching-te’s U.S. ‘Stopover’ as Separatist Move
Chinese mainland spokesperson condemns Lai Ching-te’s U.S. ‘stopover’ as a move towards ‘Taiwan independence,’ urging a return to the one-China principle.
Chen Binhua: U.S. and DPP ‘Harming, Not Protecting’ Taiwan Region
More people in the Taiwan region believe the U.S. and DPP are causing harm, not protection, says Chen Binhua, highlighting a shift in public opinion. 🇨🇳💬
Mainland Criticizes DPP for Ignoring Taiwan’s Restoration Anniversary 🎌
Mainland urges the DPP to acknowledge Taiwan’s restoration anniversary, emphasizing shared history and unity across the Taiwan Strait.
Chinese Mainland Warns: DPP’s ‘Militarization’ Could Lead to Conflict 🔥
The Chinese mainland warns that the DPP’s ‘militarization’ in the Taiwan region increases conflict risks, urging the U.S. to stop military aid.
Support for Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te Drops Nearly 10% in First Month
A recent poll shows support for Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te has dropped nearly 10% in his first month in office, signaling concerns among residents of Taiwan over his leadership and the ruling DPP.
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