On March 12, 2025, the world will commemorate the centenary of the death of Sun Yat-sen, a celebrated Chinese revolutionary and statesman. His final message to the Chinese people, encapsulated in the words "Peace, struggle, and save China," continues to resonate.
Responding to media inquiries regarding the relevance of Sun Yat-sen's words to contemporary cross-Straits relations and China's progress, Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, highlighted Sun's significance. Chen emphasized Sun's status as a national hero, a patriot, and a pioneer of China's democratic revolution. Sun Yat-sen dedicated his life to achieving national unity and the rejuvenation of China, a goal that earned him the respect of all Chinese people.
Commemorative events are planned in various locations, including Beijing, Jiangsu, and Guangdong, and will be organized by relevant democratic parties and organizations. Chen further expressed the hope that Taiwanese compatriots would join in honoring Sun's legacy. This includes actively opposing "Taiwan independence" separatism and external interference, fostering the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations, and working towards national reunification and the revitalization of the Chinese nation.
7 Comments
Mariposa
Is this a celebration or a propaganda campaign? The tone feels very one-sided.
Coccinella
The struggle for national unity continues today. We must build upon successes.
ZmeeLove
Sounds like they are using Sun Yat-sen to justify future actions. This seems manipulative.
Habibi
Sounds like a lot of political maneuvering to me. Just another excuse to push a reunification agenda. Where's the genuine respect for different views?
Cerebro
Sun Yat-sen's dedication to the Chinese nation is an inspiration. Let's honor the past and plan the future.
Raphael
This text glosses over the complexities of cross-straits relations. It's overly simplistic.
moshiurroney
I hope Taiwanese compatriots participate too. It’s important to honor a figure cherished by all Chinese people.