Miao Zonghan report
Former Taiwan President Ma Ying -jeou, accompanied by Song Tao, director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Mainland China State Council, went to Changsha, Hunan.The two sides talked to each other in the train, and the atmosphere was relaxed.That night, Song Tao asked Ma Ying -jeou with his family and relatives on behalf of Chinese officials.
On the fifth day of Ma Ying -jeou's visit to Lu Xing, he changed his pace a few days before. He did not make a public journey throughout the day. In the afternoon, accompanied by Song Tao, he took the Fuxing high -speed rail from Wuhan to Changsha.Comprehensive accompanying Taiwan media reported that the two were in the business carriage, facing each other, and talking and laughing along the way.
In the meantime, Song Tao told Ma Ying -jeou, "This is after you come, take the third high -speed rail" and introduce Ma Ying -jeou's design of the mainland high -speed rail compartment.Ma Ying -jeou responded that he was very spacious and comfortable.
Ma Ying -jeou also mentioned that he has lived in the United States for seven years. The geographical environment in the United States is actually suitable for the development of high -speed rail, but the land is too wide, and human and material resources have become problems.He also said that if Los Angeles to San Francisco can develop high -speed rail, the connection between the two cities will be closer and faster.
Ma Ying -jeou arrived at Changsha around 3:16 pm, and then transferred to Ma Ying -jeou's mother's alma mater Zhou Nan Middle School to visit, and met with four sisters who arrived in Changsha in advance, but was a private schedule and did not open the media.
According to the video provided by Ma Ying -jeou's office, a large number of people on the road opposite Zhou Nan Middle School watched a large number of people, and many people waved their cheers from Ma Ying -jeou.Before leaving, Ma Ying -jeou also took the initiative to stand forward, standing on the side of the road, waving his hands to the people, and shouting "Thank you" response.
Ma Ying -jeou's mother, Qin Houxiu, was born in Ningxiang County, Changsha in 1922. In May 2014, he died in Taipei at the age of 93.Due to the ancestral row of the ancestors, Ma Ying -jeou's essays written in the year also circulated between the mainland social networking sites recently.
During the time of Ma Ying -jeou's ancestor in his hometown in Xiangtan, Song Tao would also accompany him all the way. On Friday night, he also asked Ma Ying -jeou to invite Ma Ying -jeou to his family and relatives on behalf of the Chinese official banquet to show high -standard courtesy.
After Ma Ying -jeou and Song Tao's first meeting on Thursday, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of the Mainland immediately announced that since April 1, passengers from cross -strait passenger routes must provide the requirements for the test results of kernel detection 48 hours before the trip.The Taiwan Lianhe Daily quoted people familiar with the matter and said that this was the "group gift" sent by Song Tao to Ma Ying -jeou.
According to reports, people familiar with the matter recounted that Song Tao said in a private conversation that the mainland fully respected and agreed with Ma Ying -jeou's claim on both sides of the strait to "avoid war and fight".And Ma Ying -jeou's intention to communicate with young students with the mainland.
One of the highlights of Ma Ying -jeou's journey is on Saturday (April 1) to go to the ancestral tombs of Shuangyang Village, Shuangyang Village, Chaen Temple, to worship the ancestors and grave.
According to the surging news report, Ma Jiayan's grandfather Ma Li'an tomb in Majiayan Ma Ying -jeou, who is separated by a town, has also been repaired in advance. The Tianzheng Road and the cemetery leading to the cemetery are widened with red wooden boards to facilitate Ma Ying -jeou.When a group of ancestors worship, they can step on the wooden platform.
According to Ma Ying -jeou's office's previous journey, Ma Ying -jeou will also go to Hengshan, Hunan to visit the Martyr's Martyrdom in Nanyue.
