“Scholar’s classmate” Jiang Jingguo sends greetings.
Li Guangyao briefed Deng Xiaoping and mainland officials on the situation in Taiwan. Deng Xiaoping also expressed his views on how to protect the interests of all parties and solve cross-strait issues for Li Guangyao and other guests. Deng Xiaoping said that Beijing must No officials or troops are sent to Taiwan. Without interfering with the political or “personnel” issues in Taiwan, the status quo after reunification “can be maintained for 100 years.”
According to Deng Xiaoping, Taiwan can enjoy the “special issue in handling diplomatic affairs.” Passport, the special power to sign some agreements with other countries; cross-strait relations will be “You will not eat me, I will not eat you.” Don’t bother me, I don’t bother you, do whatever you want.”
Deng Xiaoping emphasized again: “There is no other absolute condition on the mainland except for the principle of “one China.” All other conditions and methods can be negotiated and adjusted.
This is the most flexible starting point for Taipei’s negotiation from Beijing.
Jiang Jingguo’s regret
Jiang Jingguo did not consider these “conditions” after hearing these messages from Li Guangyao “There has been a consensus on the island, so he is not in favor of starting cross-strait negotiations immediately.
In the summer of 1986, Li Guangyao visited Taipei again to discuss the development of the mainland situation with Jiang Jingguo. This time, Jiang Jingguo clearly told Li Guangyao that To reform the political system in Taiwan, he already had a comprehensive plan and the latest ideas.
On September 28, 1986, 135 opposition figures, held a rally at the Taipei Grand Hotel and announced the establishment of the DPP The DPP’s party platform advocates that the people on the island have the “right to self-determination.”
The adjutant heard the news and ran into Jiang Jingguo’s bedroom to report to him. He nodded and did not respond. After only half an hour of contemplation alone, he explained the adjutant’s notice Several core staff members went to their official residence for a meeting. Jiang Jingguo, who was sitting in a wheelchair, said: “The times are changing, the environment is changing, and the trend is also changing. He continued: “The Kuomintang used to be too proud and too conceited. From now on, it can no longer be the same as before.” ”