Xi Jinping Asserts China's Stance Against Taiwan Independence During Meeting with KMT Leader
China Draws Red Line On Taiwan Independence As Xi Meets Cheng Li-wun: 'Won't Tolerate...'
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During a meeting with Cheng Li-wun, chair of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, Chinese leader Xi Jinping reiterated China's firm opposition to Taiwan's independence. He emphasized the desire for peace and cooperation among Chinese people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, as Taiwan approaches its 2028 general election.
- 01Xi Jinping stated that China will not tolerate Taiwan's independence.
- 02Cheng Li-wun expressed a desire for peace and cooperation between Taiwan and China.
- 03Taiwan's next general election is set for 2028.
- 04Xi emphasized the concept of 'one China' during the discussions.
- 05The meeting occurs amid heightened military pressure from China on Taiwan.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Cheng Li-wun, chair of Taiwan's Kuomintang (KMT) party, emphasizing that China will not tolerate any moves toward Taiwan's independence. Xi stated that people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait share a common identity and a desire for peace, development, and cooperation. Cheng, who visited several cities in China, including Nanjing, expressed that Taiwan should no longer be a source of conflict but rather a symbol of peace. She also suggested inviting Xi to visit Taiwan if the KMT wins the upcoming 2028 general election. Xi's comments come amid increasing military pressure from China on Taiwan and a broader context of geopolitical tensions, including energy stability offers to Taiwan in exchange for acknowledging Chinese rule.
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The discussions highlight ongoing tensions between Taiwan and China, which may influence Taiwan's political landscape and security considerations leading up to the 2028 elections.
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