Mainland Spokesperson: Lai's Speech Disregards Facts, Reveals Ulterior Motives
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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stated in a speech on National Day (Double Tenth Day) on the 10th that he would strengthen national defense capabilities to counter China's military pressure. China reacted strongly, claiming that President Lai is pushing for Taiwan's independence. According to Taiwan's Central News Agency and the United Daily News, President Lai said during a speech commemorating Double Tenth Day held at the plaza in front of th…
Mainland spokesperson: Lai's speech disregards facts, reveals ulterior motives
A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Saturday slammed Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te's remarks on cross-Strait relations in a latest speech, saying they disregard the facts, mislead the public and reveal ulterior motives.
(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Hyun-jung = In a speech on National Day (Double Tenth Day) on the 10th, Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te mentioned strengthening national defense capabilities to counter China's military pressure...
China's Taiwan Affairs Office accused Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te of promoting separatism in a speech, saying the remarks distorted facts and misled public opinion.
The head of Taiwan's administration, Lai Qinde, undermines regional peace and provokes confrontation between the two shores of the Taiwan Strait, states the official representative of the China State Council for Taiwan Affairs, Zhang Khan. "In his speech (Lai Qinde - Prim. TZGLAD) insisted on separatist thinking aimed at Taiwan's independence... provoked confrontation between the two banks of the Taiwan Strait, undermining peace and stability in…
Newtalk News: President Lai Ching-te delivered a speech today (October 10) to celebrate the National Day, emphasizing the threat from China. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of China immediately responded, stating that Lai Ching-te's speech disregarded facts, distorted the truth, misled the public, and was malicious, reflecting his true colors as a "pragmatic advocate for Taiwan independence." In his speech, he stubbornly clung to …
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