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On August 26, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked a question: Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar said in an interview recently that Taiwan is part of China, and if a Malaysian state insists on splitting up, he will also defend the sanctity and unity of the country. Taiwan's foreign affairs department said that this statement undermines Taiwan's “sovereignty” and may adversely affect the confidence of Taiwanese businessmen to invest in Malaysia. Any comments on this please? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: We appreciate the position of the countries concerned adhering to the one-China principle. There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. Taiwan has no “sovereignty” at all. The DPP administration stubbornly adheres to the “Taiwan independence” position, spreads the “Taiwan independence” fallacy everywhere, and uses economic, trade and investment to pressure the countries concerned, which has just revealed the essence of “seeking independence through economics.”

Zhitongcaijing·08/26/2026 03:17:01
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On August 26, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked a question: Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar said in an interview recently that Taiwan is part of China, and if a Malaysian state insists on splitting up, he will also defend the sanctity and unity of the country. Taiwan's foreign affairs department said that this statement undermines Taiwan's “sovereignty” and may adversely affect the confidence of Taiwanese businessmen to invest in Malaysia. Any comments on this please? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: We appreciate the position of the countries concerned adhering to the one-China principle. There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. Taiwan has no “sovereignty” at all. The DPP administration stubbornly adheres to the “Taiwan independence” position, spreads the “Taiwan independence” fallacy everywhere, and uses economic, trade and investment to pressure the countries concerned, which has just revealed the essence of “seeking independence through economics.”