Australian reports on the sale of the Taiwan Strait crisis panic, Taiwan Affairs Office: Not popular.

The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a routine press conference this morning. A reporter asked: The Australian think tank Roy Institute recently released a report titled "After Annexation: China's Plan to Control Taiwan," stating that Beijing's Taiwan strategy has gradually shifted from emphasizing "peaceful reunification and high degree of autonomy" to a "high-pressure mode" of "first repression, then governance." What is your comment on this? Zhu Fenglian: The Taiwan issue is China's internal affair. Achieving national reunification is the Chinese people's own affair, and it is a just cause to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The so-called statements of "annexation" and "repression" are completely distorting the truth. The report intentionally spreads the fallacy of "Chinese threat" and peddles fear of a crisis in the Taiwan Strait, which is not popular. We must reiterate that "peaceful reunification and one country, two systems" is the fundamental principle for resolving the Taiwan issue, and it is also the best way to achieve national reunification. The specific implementation of "one country, two systems" in Taiwan will fully consider the actual situation in Taiwan, fully absorb the opinions and suggestions of all sectors across the strait, and fully take into account the interests and feelings of the people of Taiwan.