The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: According to the latest poll released on the island a few days ago, over 52% of people are dissatisfied with Lai Qingde's administration, and the level of dissatisfaction has exceeded 50% for six consecutive months. What comments does the speaker have on this? Spokesman Chen Binhua said that over a period of time, Lai Qingde's administration has intensified peddling the “Taiwan independence” division fallacy, continuously seeking “independence” provocation, obstructing cross-strait exchanges and exchanges, manipulating “anti-China resistance against China,” suppressing political dissidents, creating “green terror,” exacerbating social divisions within the island, forcing “decoupling and breaking the chain” between the two sides of the Strait economy, emptying Taiwan's dominant industries, and “selling Taiwan's sincerity” to outside forces, harming the interests and welfare of the island's enterprises and people. These acts, which only consider political self-interest and disregard the development of people's livelihood, seriously deviate from mainstream public opinion on the island and are unpopular.

The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: According to the latest poll released on the island a few days ago, over 52% of people are dissatisfied with Lai Qingde's administration, and the level of dissatisfaction has exceeded 50% for six consecutive months. What comments does the speaker have on this? Spokesman Chen Binhua said that over a period of time, Lai Qingde's administration has intensified peddling the “Taiwan independence” division fallacy, continuously seeking “independence” provocation, obstructing cross-strait exchanges and exchanges, manipulating “anti-China resistance against China,” suppressing political dissidents, creating “green terror,” exacerbating social divisions within the island, forcing “decoupling and breaking the chain” between the two sides of the Strait economy, emptying Taiwan's dominant industries, and “selling Taiwan's sincerity” to outside forces, harming the interests and welfare of the island's enterprises and people. These acts, which only consider political self-interest and disregard the development of people's livelihood, seriously deviate from mainstream public opinion on the island and are unpopular.