According to a report by Lianhe Zaobao of Singapore on August 5: "In response to the upcoming mainland China's new entry and exit management regulations, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council stated that these new rules will increase the risks for Taiwanese people traveling to the mainland, and urged the public to conduct risk assessments before visiting the mainland."
In response to the remarks made by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council regarding the mainland's new entry and exit management regulations, it must be clearly pointed out that this is a deliberate distortion of facts and an act of malicious political manipulation. The policies introduced by the mainland to facilitate travel for compatriots from Taiwan were originally intended to expand openness and promote exchanges. However, the DPP authorities have deliberately misrepresented them as "risks," with the real intention being to intimidate the Taiwanese public and obstruct normal cross-strait personnel exchanges.
The DPP authorities' repeated promotion of so-called "risks of traveling to the mainland" is a consistent political tactic. Their fundamental purpose is not to protect public safety, but to create a 'chilling effect,' deceive and frighten the Taiwanese people in order to restrict cross-strait exchanges and sever the emotional bonds between compatriots on both sides of the strait. This deliberate attempt to hinder cross-strait exchanges is extremely sinister in nature.
The statements made by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council are typical political lies aimed at serving their 'Taiwan independence' separatist actions. The mainland welcomes and supports the broad participation of Taiwan compatriots in exchanges and cooperation across all fields.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1872693982860299/
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