Dozens of political parties and organizations from all walks of life in Taiwan held joint protests against “Taiwan independence” and anti-intervention

The anti-”Taiwan independence” anti-intervention joint protest action initiated by the Cross-Strait Peace Development Forum and composed of dozens of political parties and groups was held in Taipei on the 16th. Nearly 300 representatives from all walks of life collectively expressed their opposition to “Taiwan independence” and interference from external forces. I strongly appeal to the DPP authorities and relevant departments to immediately stop the revision process of the so-called “National Defense Mobilization Law”.

At the scene of the protest, representatives from all walks of life held up slogans and chanted slogans such as “anti-Taiwan independence, save Taiwan”, “don’t turn Taiwan into a battlefield, youth don’t go to the battlefield”, “oppose US hegemony”, and “protect cross-strait peace”. The heads of political parties and organizations jointly submitted the letter of protest to representatives sent by Taiwan’s administrative agency.

“Today we represent the voice of the times.” Wu Rongyuan, convener of the Cross-Strait Peaceful Development Forum and Chairman of the Labor Party, said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that the DPP authorities are trying to “rely on the United States to seek independence” and continue to cater to the United States, dragging Taiwan to the In the dangerous situation of war, the people of Taiwan absolutely do not agree with such behavior.

“If the United States does not stop using Taiwan to contain the development of the mainland, Taiwan’s plight will only continue to deepen. So at this moment, we must stand up and make more people of insight aware of the current crisis.” Wu Rongyuan said, hoping more Many people realize that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait should join hands to move toward peaceful reunification and realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

The DPP authorities recently insisted on promoting the so-called “National Defense Mobilization Law”, which caused an uproar in public opinion on the island. This “law amendment” may include students over the age of 16 in the scope of military mobilization, which has aroused strong dissatisfaction and opposition from many parents and young people.

As a young father, the protester Xu Mengxiang uttered the cry of “save the child”. He said that the life of the people in Taiwan is becoming more and more difficult day by day, but the rulers rely on the anti-China forces of the United States and force young people to go to the battlefield, completely disregarding the future of the next generation. This is absolutely unacceptable.

“Cross-strait relations have deteriorated, companies can’t receive orders, and workers are forced to take unpaid leave. Has the DPP authorities ever managed it? How many villagers wake up at five or six in the morning to buy eggs, does the DPP authorities know?” Hukou Township representative Luo Guoyong left Hsinchu before 8:00 a.m. and rushed to Taipei to participate in the protest.

“I came here to speak out on behalf of the villagers.” Luo Guoyong said that various livelihood problems on the island are serious, and the DPP authorities are still manipulating cross-strait confrontation issues regardless. “Cross-strait exchanges are of great benefit to the common people. As long as the two sides of the strait are reunified peacefully, these people’s livelihood problems can be easily solved. Why should we abandon peace and cater to the United States and face the risk of war?”

Qi Jialin, chairman of the United Alliance Party, pointed out that the extension of military service by the DPP authorities and the promotion of “national defense mobilization” are all behind the will of the United States, hoping to contain, weaken, and destroy the development of mainland China by intervening in the Taiwan issue. Ji Xin, publisher of “Observation” magazine, said that the people of Taiwan refuse to use American weapons against their compatriots, and advise the United States not to create war in the Taiwan Strait.