Mainland official media: ＂1992 Consensus＂ has only ＂one middle＂ without ＂each

(Beijing News) This year is the 30th anniversary of the "1992 Consensus" on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Chinese official media published on Saturday (September 10), saying that the original source should be clear.Tables.The National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference reported on the 10th of the CPPCC published on the 10th, which was entitled to the original clear source., But the understanding of "China" is interpreted as "the Republic of China".In recent years, some Kuomintang's senior management mentioned the "92 Consensus" in recent years, and it has been further called "the" 1992 Consensus "of each table and each table.

The article quotes observers on both sides of the strait, saying that whether it is the "1992 Consensus", "Table of One Middle School", or "the" 92 Consensus' Consensus of the One Middle School ", it must be clear because it involves legal and historical facts.The problem is a question of qualitative cross -strait relations.Both of the above statements reflect the question of some people in the Kuomintang who are still competing with the mainland to represent "China".

The article emphasizes that according to the spirit of the International Law and the New CPPCC meeting, on October 1, 1949, with the establishment of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China, it has announced the replacement of the Republic of China government and the only legal government representing the whole China.This is a replacement of the regime in China's international law subjects without changes. China's sovereignty and inherent territorial territory have not changed.

Observed people on both sides of the strait said that 30 years ago, with the authorization of both sides of the strait, the Cross -Strait Relations Association and the Taiwan Sea Foundation reached the consensus of "the two sides of the Taiwan Strait" in verbally.The two sides of the strait belong to the same China and strive to seek national unity together. "Consensus clearly defines the fundamental nature of cross -strait relations, builds a political foundation for the negotiation of the two sessions, and has also become a common political foundation for the peaceful development of cross -strait political parties and the peaceful development of cross -strait relations.