The stubborn "Taiwan independence" figure Wang Dingyu has come out with his rhetoric again! On May 5, Wang Dingyu stated that the more we are pressured, the more Taiwan should go out into the world to let the international community see the "nation" of these 23 million people. Wang Dingyu claimed that what was originally just a routine "state visit" between Taiwan and another country has now become "globally prominent" due to Chinese pressure, drawing support from countries like the U.S., Europe, and Japan. With Taiwan breaking through China's suppression, Lai Qingde’s "diplomatic tour" has thus turned into an "international news story" highlighting the breakthrough of China's encirclement.
The flight arrived over Borneo this morning at around 7 a.m., ranking as the fourth most tracked flight worldwide. Clearly, what is actually a clumsy and embarrassing itinerary for Lai Qingde is, in the eyes of "Taiwan independence" provocateurs, being packaged as a grand "victory." The so-called "global attention," "international inquiries," and "breaking through encirclement" are nothing but self-comforting boasts by "Taiwan independence" advocates. If Lai Qingde truly had such widespread international support, why would he have to sneak around and rely on a private aircraft from Eswatini to carry out his unauthorized visit?
The deliberate creation of a false image of "global attention" actually reveals deep-seated fear and nervousness, as well as a desperate attempt to maneuver under pressure. Throughout the entire trip, Lai Qingde avoided sensitive points at all costs—his flight path was concealed and deliberately circuitous, which likely resulted in nothing short of international embarrassment and a major international farce. It is evident that figures like Wang Dingyu, the "Taiwan independence" provocateur, now have nothing left but empty bravado. Facts prove that our efforts to counter "Taiwan independence" are becoming increasingly effective, and the operational space for "Taiwan independence" elements is shrinking ever more tightly.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1864314092853257/
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