It's futile for Pelosi to play politics on stage

Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi will lead a House delegation to visit Taiwan during a trip to Asia in August 2022. The delegation arrived in Taipei on the evening of August 2 and left the next evening. Although the visit lasted less than 20 hours, the diplomatic turmoil and military action it caused far exceeded the visits of foreign dignitaries to Taiwan after the war.


After Pelosi arrived in Taiwan, she was cordially received by Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen. Tsai said that Pelosi was the most staunch friend of Taiwan and the United States, and thanked the United States for its long-term support. In response, a number of official units, civil organizations and individuals in mainland China and internationally have successively issued statements to express their protests.
Xiao Meiqin, the representative of Taiwan in the United States, was the special assistant of Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen, and the two have a close relationship. Tsai Ing-wen has been following a pro-American and pro-Japanese line since taking office, creating ethnic confrontation and obstructing cross-strait exchanges.In order to seek political self-interest, Xiao Meiqin does not hesitate to act as a pawn of anti-China forces, and frequently spreads "independence" remarks.
Recently, she has been pushing Pelosi to go to Taiwan, blatantly provoking the one-China principle, harming the fundamental interests of the Chinese nation, and pushing Taiwan compatriots into a dangerous abyss .
Compared with Pelosi's willfulness, whether Tsai Ing-wen actively invites or passively cooperates, it shows the bias of her cross-strait policy. Pelosi used her trip to Asia to find the final show, and the Tsai Ing-wen authorities not only provided her with the best stage, but also arranged various plays for her to perform, which resulted in harm to the people of Taiwan. It is the politicians who make a bright appearance on the stage, and the unknown people who are frightened and shocked.
"The voice of one China is rising"among the domestic people
Various democratic parties in China jointly issued a statement strongly condemning the visit of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan.The Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and many organizations in Hong Kong (the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, the Security Bureau, the Commissioner's Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong, the Friendship Association, etc.) have issued public statements one after another.Rotating Chairman of the Security Council and Permanent Representative of China to the United Nations Zhang Jun, Executive Dean of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies of Renmin University of China Wang Wen, Hong Kong (President Yao Zhisheng, Chief Executive Li Jiachao, Secretary for Justice Lin Dingguo, etc.) public statement: Taiwan is part of China.
CCTV news released the original topic Weibo "There is only one China". Hundreds of celebrity artists on both sides of the strait expressed their attitudes and stances, admitting that there is only one China. Zhihu netizen "Social Science" said that Pelosi's visit is essentially the spillover of the internal political battle in the United States. A Zhihu netizen "I don't know what to ask me" said: "Although Pelosi's visit has encouraged Taiwan independence, it has no practical significance. It only makes our country see the face of the United States clearly."Weibo netizen "2022 is getting better and better," said: "In the future, it may be written in history books: Pelosi's visit to Taiwan has accelerated the process of reunification of Taiwan by the motherland to a certain extent, and at the same time shows that the international status of China and the United States is changing. Weibo user "zsp826262807" said: "As far as Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan is concerned, the United States has made even more mistakes, that is, keeping American warships away from the Taiwan Strait and losing freedom of navigation in the South China Sea."