Mainland Initiative Reunites Taiwan Resident with Relatives
A Taiwan resident reunites with mainland relatives through a social media initiative by the Taiwan Affairs Office, highlighting cross-strait cooperation.
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Mainland China Reaffirms Commitment to Cross-Strait Peace, Reunification in 2026
Mainland China reaffirms 2026 priorities for cross-strait relations, emphasizing peaceful reunification through dialogue while opposing separatist activities. Senior official Song Tao outlines policy direction.
PLA Drills Signal Warning to Taiwan Separatist Forces, Says Mainland
Mainland China states recent PLA drills near Taiwan serve as a warning to separatist forces, emphasizing sovereignty and opposition to external interference.
Mainland Reaffirms Opposition to Foreign Interference in Taiwan Affairs
Chinese mainland spokesperson Zhu Fenglian reiterates opposition to foreign interference in Taiwan, warning against ‘independence’ moves and emphasizing reunification.
China Urges Japan to Retract Taiwan Remarks at UN Debate
Chinese envoy Fu Cong confronts Japan over Taiwan remarks at UN Security Council debate, citing historical obligations and regional stability concerns.
Chinese Mainland Official Emphasizes Cross-Strait Unity, Opposes “Taiwan Independence”
Song Tao met with Taitung County head Rao Ching-ling in Beijing, emphasizing the importance of advancing cross-Strait ties and opposing “Taiwan independence”.
Chinese Mainland Questions Taiwan’s Reluctance for Cross-Strait Communication
Chen Binhua, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, urged the Taiwan authorities to engage in communication, asking, “Why can’t families talk and communicate with each other?”
Chinese mainland condemns Lai Ching-te’s U.S. stopover as separatist move
The Chinese mainland has condemned Lai Ching-te’s U.S. stopover, viewing it as seeking “Taiwan independence” with external support.
China Protests U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan, Calls for Immediate Halt
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has strongly opposed the U.S. approval of a potential $385 million arms sale to Taiwan, urging an immediate halt and warning of strong countermeasures to defend national sovereignty.
Taiwan Residents Growing Wary of U.S. Influence, Says Chinese Mainland Spokesperson
A Chinese mainland spokesperson reports that more people in Taiwan believe the U.S. is harming, not protecting, the island, citing a recent poll on U.S. “protection fees” demands.
Mainland Official Meets Former Taiwan Legislature Leader Wang Jin-pyng in Fujian
Mainland’s senior Taiwan affairs official Song Tao met with Wang Jin-pyng, former leader of the Taiwan region’s legislature, in Fujian Province to discuss cross-Strait relations and cultural exchanges.
Zhu Fenglian: ‘Taiwan Independence’ and Cross-Strait Peace Cannot Coexist
Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, declared that ‘Taiwan independence’ and cross-Strait peace are irreconcilable, highlighting the tensions in the region.
Chinese Mainland Clarifies Punitive Measures Target Only “Taiwan Independence” Separatists
A Chinese mainland spokesperson clarified that recent judicial measures target only diehard “Taiwan independence” separatists, countering DPP distortions and reassuring the majority of Taiwan compatriots.
China Calls on U.S. to Support Cross-Strait Peace and Oppose ‘Taiwan Independence’
Song Tao, a senior Chinese Taiwan affairs official, urges the U.S. to work with China to maintain cross-strait peace, oppose “Taiwan independence”, and support China’s reunification efforts.
Chinese Mainland Criticizes Lai Ching-te’s ‘Taiwan Independence’ Remarks
The Chinese mainland has criticized Lai Ching-te’s recent speech as a confession of ‘Taiwan independence,’ accusing him of radical and provocative statements that challenge the one-China principle.
China Urges U.S. to Halt Support for ‘Taiwan Independence’ Forces
China urges the U.S. to stop sending “wrong signals” to “Taiwan independence” forces after U.S. representatives attended the inauguration of Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te.