The situation in Taiwan is becoming increasingly complex, with the island’s ‘Academia Historica’ institution facing criticism from mainland officials for its handling of wartime history. A recent statement by this organization has been described as a distortion of facts, downplaying the brutality of Japanese militarist aggression and neglecting the sacrifices made during the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
A spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office has condemned this move, calling it ‘ignorance of history’ and ‘desecration of the nation’s sacrifices.’ The official emphasized that the recovery of Taiwan is a significant outcome of this war, achieved through the struggle of the entire Chinese people. Compatriots in Taiwan are urged to defend their achievements and oppose separatism and external interference.
This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between Taiwan and mainland China, with both sides having differing narratives on the island’s history and future. The situation is likely to remain delicate until a resolution can be found that respects the rights and interests of all parties involved.
Source: news.cgtn.com