Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Chiu Chui-ching said today that from 2016 to 2019, there are still 48 cases of unconnected Taiwanese who went to China and have not been able to confirm their whereabouts, some of which may have failed to contact Chen’s lover, and these cases are currently being inventoried one by one.
According to a report by the Central News Agency, Taiwan’s Land Commission pointed out that there are still 48 cases of missing Taiwanese people who went to China in 2016. The news said that Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council spokesman Chiu Chui-ching said on March 15 that from 2016 to 2019, there are still 48 cases of unconnected Taiwanese who have not been able to confirm their whereabouts.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official media CCTV recent speculation “Taiwan spy case”, Qiu Chui-cheng today at the Land Commission regular press conference, faced with questions from the media, said the Chinese Communist Party one after another on cross-strait exchanges, in the name of the so-called “cracked spy”, indiscriminate arrests and fabricated false, weaving The incriminating scenarios, repeated malicious political hype, deliberately undermine cross-strait relations and normal academic exchanges. According to Qiu Chuizheng, the Land Commission condemns the Beijing authorities’ crude attempts to disrupt Taiwan society and intimidate the people of Taiwan, and sternly warns the other side of the Taiwan Strait to immediately cease such harsh operations, while reminding the public of the potential risks involved in participating in cross-Strait exchanges.
In response to media inquiries, the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF) announced last year that since May 20, 2016, SEF has received a total of 149 cases of missing Chinese nationals in China, 67 of which have not yet been able to obtain specific information about their whereabouts.
According to the report, Chiu explained that these cases are currently being counted one by one, and 101 of them have confirmed the whereabouts of the Taiwanese people, some of whom have returned to Taiwan or their places of detention and the progress of the cases are known; another 48 cases have not yet been confirmed, and it is possible that they have lost contact with each other or failed to get in touch with their Chen lovers, as is the case with the existing cases.
As for those who were accused by the other side of being “Taiwan spies,” Chiu also said that the Land Commission will protect the safety of the cases, respect the wishes of the families, and try to provide assistance.
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