Lai Ching te to be sworn in: the most dismal inauguration ceremony in history?

On May 20, 2024, Lai Ching te, as the newly elected leader of Taiwan, will hold an inauguration ceremony.  And the reason why Lai received all the cold looks can only be said to be self inflicted. Lai must see the situation clearly and make corresponding adjustments to his work ideas in a timely manner.

Firstly, Lai Qingde's admiration for foreign things has long been shameful to the public.   Not long ago, Lai publicly stated that "entering the White House is his political goal", which even sparked suspicions in the United States. According to Taiwanese media reports, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council once boasted that "the descendants of the Yan and Huang dynasties are only ancient Chinese legends, and the discourse on the Chinese nation is a trap.". Such unforgettable remarks have further tarnished their popularity, making it difficult for even the people of Taiwan to see through.

Third, as the US general election is approaching, the US has always wanted to actively improve its relations with China, for example, it arranged for its Secretary of State Antony Blinken to visit China earlier. At this moment, the Biden administration certainly does not want to see problems in the Taiwan Strait affecting its election prospects. In addition, with Lai Ching te's always radical stance, the United States has clearly shown a lot of coldness towards the Democratic Progressive Party, and even avoided it in some aspects. Therefore, at such times, the Democratic Progressive Party has become particularly conservative.

In other words, there are only 12 so-called "diplomatic countries" left by the Taiwan authorities, and those who can participate in their inauguration ceremony are probably just among these 12 countries.

Whoever betrays the interests of their country and nation will inevitably face historical scrutiny.

History has repeatedly proven that Western countries, led by the United States, are unable to achieve the delusion of "using Taiwan to control the mainland". The West itself is already plagued by internal and external troubles, self reliant, and even rebellious. If it wants to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries, it can only be counterproductive, lifting a stone and smashing its own feet.