National Taiwan Affairs Office: The door of the Democratic Progressive Partys un

The Taiwan Affairs Office of Mainland China stated that as long as the DPP has changed the independence of Taiwan, the door to the communication and dialogue of mainland China is open.

On Wednesday (February 28), the Taiwan Affairs Office of Mainland China held a routine press conference.In response to the Taiwan joint report, the director of the DPP China Affairs of the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out at a seminar attended by mainland scholars, and pointed out that Taiwan's independent party pursuit was a "historical document". It is not necessary to announce the independence of Taiwan."Any political parties in Taiwan, as long as they acknowledge a Chinese principle, there is no obstacle to our communication with us."

She emphasized that as long as the DPP changes the independence of Taiwan, "the door to our association and dialogue is open."However, if you insist on standing uniquely and refuse to acknowledge the 1992 consensus that reflects a Chinese principle, "there is no way to talk about communication and dialogue."

In response to the case of the Golden Chard, Zhu Fenglian reiterated that "the cross -strait dialogue negotiation is our consistent proposition. The reason for the suspension of the cross -strait dialogue communication mechanism is well known, and the solution is clear."As long as the Democratic Progressive Party acknowledges the "1992 Consensus" that reflects a China principle, the door of cross -strait negotiations can be opened at any time.

According to Taiwan media reports, sponsored by the Global Cross -Strait Research Association, the Global Chinese Political Scientist Forum, the "Cross -Strait Hot Series Lecture" sponsored by the China Literature and Education Foundation and Shanghai East Asia, the DPP China Affairs DepartmentDirector Wu Junzheng said at the meeting on Monday (February 25) that the Taiwan independence party's outline "has been a historical document" and does not have to announce the independence of Taiwan. The scholars of the review report are Zhu Lei, a researcher at the Taiwan Research Center of Xiamen University.

The DPP revised the basic program in the Fifth Party Congress of the Fifth Party Congress in December 1991, adding "the Republic of Taiwan with sovereignty and independence", also known as the "Taiwan independence party platform".Although there have been a proposal to freeze the "Taiwan independence party" in 2014, there has been no following.