The New Party held a party celebration for its 33rd anniversary in Taipei, calling out “Seven will be better, and unity has meaning,” expressing firm opposition to “Taidu” and support for peaceful unification of the two shores. 
“I am a Chinese, and I am proud.” The New Party‘s chairman, Wu Chengtian, said in his speech that “Tai-Duk” had no chance and was a lie that would harm Taiwan. The Democratic Progressive Party‘s administration was in a mess, leaving only “matching red” and “resisting China,” catering solely to America’s excessive demands, and Taiwan was now far behind the achievements of the mainland. The New Party was a small party, but it had great ambitions and was willing to take on the historical responsibility of leading Taiwan on the right path. Wu Chengdian said that in the 33 years since the New Party was founded, the will to insist on the necessary unification of the two shores and the necessary revival of the Chinese nation has never wavered, and the attitude to insist on right and wrong, black and white, has never wavered. The New Party is willing to stand up and vigorously support friends who insist on the peaceful unification stance of the two shores, making everyone feel the warmth of “deity is not lonely, there must be neighbors.” Li Shengfeng, vice-chairman of the New Party, said that the unification of the two shores is a historical trend, and that “Tai-Duk” is destined not to work. The two shores should be opened through exchange, open the door to peace, and walk on the path of peace. “The Taiwanese people chose to share the rights of China‘s prosperous era. We must defend them and not allow them to be deprived.”
(Editors: Zhao Mengying, Xu Xiangli)