Chang Jung-kung: Interact Based on One's Own Legal System to Achieve Dignified Peace

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Chang Jung-kung stated in Beijing that cross-strait peace is highly possible, emphasizing that the KMT's stance of adhering to the '1992 Consensus' and opposing Taiwan independence aligns with Xi Jinping's views. He argued that the existence of the Mainland Affairs Council and Straits Exchange Foundation signifies that cross-strait relations are not state-to-state, and interacting with mainland China based on Taiwan's own legal system leads to dignified peace. Chang criticized the DPP's promotion of Taiwan's internationalization as leading to a 'One China' policy and suggested that building cross-strait mutual trust would expand Taiwan's international space, potentially allowing participation in RCEP and CPTPP. He also hinted at forthcoming concrete cross-strait economic and tourism policies from mainland China.