讀後心得

U.S. President Trump announced a 32% reciprocal tariff on Taiwan, and President 賴清德 stated that strong negotiations will be conducted. The government has sent personnel to Washington for negotiations and plans to increase the content and intensity of the discussions. According to informed sources, the negotiations are an ongoing dynamic process, and specific negotiating chips should not be leaked. Regarding this tariff, 賴清德 emphasized its unreasonableness and instructed Executive Yuan Premier 卓榮泰 to continue discussions with the U.S. side to ensure industrial stability. The Taiwanese government is also committed to seeking trade balance and compensation.

The President of the United States announced a 32% reciprocal tariff on Taiwan, and the President of Taiwan recently stated that strong negotiations would be conducted with the U.S. side. According to informed sources, the government has dispatched personnel to Washington to negotiate on the issue of reciprocal tariffs and will enhance the content of negotiation proposals to strengthen the negotiation efforts. As for the negotiating leverage, sources pointed out that the negotiation process requires continuous consultation between both parties; it is a dynamic and two-way process, so it is not suitable to provide detailed explanations to the outside world.

Reports indicate that the Secretary-General of Taiwan's National Security Council is leading a delegation to visit the U.S. for secret talks with American officials, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Regarding the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U.S., the President of Taiwan has emphasized that there are many unreasonable aspects to this measure and has instructed the Premier to direct relevant departments to continue negotiations with the U.S. Today's reports have raised concerns about whether Taiwan has dispatched personnel to negotiate in the U.S. Informed sources have again confirmed that personnel have indeed been sent to Washington for negotiations and plan to enhance the content of negotiation proposals to strengthen negotiation efforts. As for whether the personnel involved in the negotiations are the officials mentioned previously, informed sources did not provide further confirmation.

Informed sources emphasized that in facing the impact of reciprocal tariffs, the government's two main tasks are to stabilize industries and continue negotiations, striving for the fairest situation for the industries. Regarding the key points of negotiations with the U.S., a representative from a relevant department has stated that the industrial trade structures between Taiwan and the U.S. are complementary and should seek the rationality of trade balance between both sides while addressing U.S. concerns about trade deficits in goods. Taiwan will also explain that U.S. agricultural trade with Taiwan shows a surplus and emphasizes the importance of agriculture for Taiwan's food security, seeking to achieve balance in calculating reciprocal tariffs.