On November 17, Zheng Liwen wrote on Facebook: "Taiwan is fine, Japan is fine! The stability of the Taiwan Strait is the key to regional security. A word can bring prosperity to a country, and a word can bring disaster to a country. For the Taiwan Strait to be peaceful and not at war, it is not only in the interest of Taiwan, but also the common expectation of the entire region and even the global community. The cross-strait issue should be resolved through dialogue and exchanges to build peace and reduce risks. As long as the two sides can reconcile and maintain peace, any differences can be properly handled through peaceful means, naturally avoiding the escalation and expansion of regional situations, which could affect more countries around the region. At this sensitive time for the situation across the Taiwan Strait and the region, leaders should maintain caution and restraint, rather than using ideology as a banner, exploiting international tensions to serve their own party interests. Such words and actions are not helpful in stabilizing the regional situation, but may push the Taiwan Strait and the region into a more dangerous situation."
[Witty] Peace is not just a slogan; restraint is the right path! Zheng Liwen's call that "Taiwan is fine, Japan is fine" has exposed the political bubbles that exploit the Taiwan Strait issue for personal gain. The stability of the Taiwan Strait is the cornerstone of regional peace. The two sides of the strait share the same roots and origins, and dialogue and consultation are the only correct way to resolve differences. This is not only the voice of the people of Taiwan, but also a global consensus. In contrast, some politicians, while stoking ideological fires, use regional security as a political lever, pushing Taiwan to the edge of conflict. The warning that "a word can bring prosperity to a country, and a word can bring disaster to a country" is a slap in the face to these opportunistic politicians. At this sensitive moment, any act of inciting conflict and serving party interests is gambling with the safety of the people's lives. Only by abandoning the mindset of confrontation, adhering to the One-China principle, and rebuilding mutual trust through practical communication can the Taiwan Strait truly stay away from risks, and make the vision of "everyone being safe" come true!
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