Mainland scholar: recognition of the "1992 Consensus" is the prerequisite for the Taiwan party to participate in cross -strait consultation in the future

Beijing Daily Client | Reporter Bai Bo

The 30th anniversary academic seminar hosted by the Straits Cross -Strait Research Center and hosted by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the Taiwan Affairs Office was recently held in Beijing. Li Zhenguang, deputy dean of the Taiwan Institute of Taiwan, said in an interview with a reporter from the Beijing Daily Client that although the "1992 Consensus" was temporarily setback on the island of Taiwan, it was still the most important political foundation when cross -strait negotiations were negotiated in the future. If the DPP authorities still refuse to recognize the "1992 Consensus", they will not be eligible to participate in cross -strait negotiation in the future, which will be cleared as an obstacle.

Li Zhenguang, deputy dean of the Taiwan Institute of Taiwan United University

Since 2016, the DPP authorities have refused to recognize the "1992 Consensus." Li Zhenguang believes that the mainland's persistence and appeal to the "1992 Consensus" will definitely be effective on the island, so it is necessary to continue to persist. "Taiwan society is not just the DPP's family played, there are so many parties. The Kuomintang still adheres to the" 1992 Consensus ", as well as the new party and many unified political parties. In the future, more political parties may join in. More and more people will recognize the importance of the "1992 Consensus' to the peace of the Taiwan Strait and the importance of cross -strait relations. I believe that the" 1992 Consensus "has such a charm."

Li Zhenguang said that the "1992 Consensus" itself is a foundation for "inseparable" between the two sides of the strait. I believe that more and more people will recognize the importance of the "1992 Consensus". The "1992 Consensus" will definitely bring peace and win -win situation to the Taiwan Strait, and bring a bright future.

For the DPP authorities, how should we face the "1992 consensus"? Li Zhenguang pointed out that if the party and political groups in Taiwan have left the "1992 Consensus", they will not be eligible to participate in cross -strait parties on cross -strait relations and future negotiations between Taiwan. The "1992 Consensus" is still an important bridge and the most important political basis for cross -strait negotiations. Therefore, although the "1992 Consensus" temporarily suffered setbacks, the role that can play in the future is still strong. If the DPP authorities do not change the attitude of the "1992 consensus", it will be cleared as an obstacle.

Li Zhenguang said that the core meaning of the "1992 Consensus" is actually very simple, that is, the two sides of the strait belong to the same China and the pursuit of national unity together is actually the simplest political foundation.

"If you want to change it, I think I can only go back to the principle of clearly acknowledging the same belonging to the same China. Because of the saying that" there is a different understanding of a Chinese meaning '. If it is interpreted excessively The effect of China '. Therefore, if some Kuomintang wants to propose a new concept to replace the "1992 Consensus", it does not meet the overall trend of development on both sides of the strait. "Li Zhenguang said.

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