On the morning of September 2, the Taiwan Affairs Office held a regular press conference. Reporter: Recently, Shen Youzhong, vice-chairman of the Mainland Affairs Commission, said that the mainland recently issued regulations such as Internet and entry/exit management. The implementation standards are vague, and it is not ruled out that it will have more negative effects on cross-strait exchanges. Cross-strait exchanges should be “de-politicized, risk-free, healthy and orderly.” Any comments on this? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: The relevant regulations are based on law and are open and transparent. The enactment of measures relating to cyberspace security supervision and inspection is conducive to strengthening the security protection of networks, data and personal information, jointly preventing illegal crimes such as telecommunication network fraud, and safeguarding national security and the public interest of society. The regulations on exit and entry management are aimed at regulating the mainland's exit and entry management, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of people leaving and entering the country, safeguarding the country's sovereignty, security, and development interests, and creating a better legal environment for Taiwanese compatriots to come to the mainland. The various statements made by the DPP administration are completely deliberately misleading and deliberately discrediting. Frequent visits and frequent exchanges are beneficial for compatriots on both sides of the Strait to enhance understanding and promote cooperation. Cross-Strait people-to-people exchanges have strong endogenous impetus. The DPP administration should follow the hearts and opinions of the people and not use any means to interfere with and hinder cross-strait exchanges and cooperation and incite confrontation between the two sides of the Strait.

On the morning of September 2, the Taiwan Affairs Office held a regular press conference. Reporter: Recently, Shen Youzhong, vice-chairman of the Mainland Affairs Commission, said that the mainland recently issued regulations such as Internet and entry/exit management. The implementation standards are vague, and it is not ruled out that it will have more negative effects on cross-strait exchanges. Cross-strait exchanges should be “de-politicized, risk-free, healthy and orderly.” Any comments on this? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: The relevant regulations are based on law and are open and transparent. The enactment of measures relating to cyberspace security supervision and inspection is conducive to strengthening the security protection of networks, data and personal information, jointly preventing illegal crimes such as telecommunication network fraud, and safeguarding national security and the public interest of society. The regulations on exit and entry management are aimed at regulating the mainland's exit and entry management, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of people leaving and entering the country, safeguarding the country's sovereignty, security, and development interests, and creating a better legal environment for Taiwanese compatriots to come to the mainland. The various statements made by the DPP administration are completely deliberately misleading and deliberately discrediting. Frequent visits and frequent exchanges are beneficial for compatriots on both sides of the Strait to enhance understanding and promote cooperation. Cross-Strait people-to-people exchanges have strong endogenous impetus. The DPP administration should follow the hearts and opinions of the people and not use any means to interfere with and hinder cross-strait exchanges and cooperation and incite confrontation between the two sides of the Strait.