讀後心得

Wang Shijian pointed out that the more the Taiwan Affairs Office defends the internet celebrity A-Yu, the stronger the Taiwanese people's resentment becomes. He emphasized that "wrong is wrong" and there is no need for justification. A-Yu was expelled back to China by the Taiwan Immigration Department for supporting unification with military force. The Taiwan Affairs Office plans to launch a reporting column targeting pro-independence individuals in adversity and criticized the DPP government for discriminating against cross-strait marriages. Other DPP legislators, such as Qiu Zhiwei, also stated that the Taiwanese people will insist on defending their sovereignty and will not back down due to external pressure.

Wang Shijian stated that the support of the Taiwan Affairs Office for Aya will only make the Taiwanese people more dissatisfied. (Data Screen) Internet celebrity Aya's comments supporting military unification led the immigration agency to revoke her residence permit and order her to leave the country, returning to China yesterday. The Taiwan Affairs Office pointed out that the DPP government has caused family fractures and plans to launch a special column to report on the "malicious acts of 'Taiwan independence elements and their accomplices' as a countermeasure." Wang Shijian believes that the more the Taiwan Affairs Office defends Aya, the greater the anger of the Taiwanese people. He clearly stated, "A mistake is a mistake; how can it be justified?" Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Chen Binhua emphasized that cross-strait marriages are a true reflection of "the two sides of the strait being one family," and the DPP authorities' oppression of cross-strait marriage families violates human ethics and harms morality. The reporting column launched by the Taiwan Affairs Office expresses high concern regarding "certain Taiwan independence forces, public officials, and internet celebrities acting as thugs and accomplices, fueling violent acts," and firmly demands strict punishment. Wang Shijian emphasized that if Taiwanese women marry into China and openly claim to support military unification or counterattack the mainland, they will also be expelled from the country. DPP legislator Qiu Zhiwei pointed out that China is using all government and media power to strengthen propaganda for unification and against independence, but the Taiwanese people will not be afraid of this and will firmly maintain Taiwan's sovereignty, defending their own land, and will not back down because of some statements or columns.

• Aya returned to China, and live streaming of netizens receiving her was prohibited.
• Aya's departure proves that Taiwan does not accept military unification.
• Aya accuses that "mother and son were forced apart," hoping not to interfere with the reunion application, and the immigration agency stated that they will handle it according to the law.