Beijing has invited Taiwan’s largest opposition party leader to visit China in mid-April, reigniting concerns about the Chinese regime’s efforts to exploit Taiwan’s democracy to sow division amid political deadlock.
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping has extended an invitation to Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of Taiwan’s Nationalist Party, to visit the mainland from April 7 to 12, Chinese state media Xinhua reported on March 30.
The Nationalist Party, also known as Kuomintang, which favors closer ties with the CCP, said in a statement that Cheng had “gladly accepted” Xi’s invitation.
In response to Cheng’s announcement, Taiwan’s presidential office spokesperson, Karen Kuo, told reporters that the government will “closely watch” the potential summit between Cheng and Xi, according to Taiwan’s national Central News Agency….
Xi Invites Taiwan’s Opposition Party Leader to Visit China
