Foxconn Founder Gou Keeps Taiwan Guessing

Terry Gua, founder of Foxconn, advocates for peace between Taiwan and China during a visit to Jinmen, a Taiwanese island near China. Despite not being an official candidate, Gua's speeches resemble a political campaign, emphasizing the economic importance of Taiwan's elections. His message resonates with Jinmen residents, who have experienced war firsthand. However, some oppose his conciliatory approach towards Beijing, fearing it could lead to Taiwan's loss of independence. Gua warns Beijing against using intimidation for unification, asserting Taiwan's desire for democracy. With the presidential election approaching, speculation grows about Gua's potential candidacy.

What is Terry Gua's main message during his boat trip to the Taiwanese islands?

• To advocate for peace across the Taiwan Strait

• To discuss economic policies

• To announce his candidacy for Taiwan's presidency

• To promote war with China

Why do most residents of Jinmen support Gua's peace message?

• They have experienced the horrors of war firsthand

• They are indifferent to political matters

• They want to unify with mainland China

• They are against democracy

What was the reaction of a pro-independence protester to Gua's speech?

• The protester interrupted and denounced Gua's proposal

• The protester supported Gua's proposal

• The protester left the rally

• The protester remained silent

What does Gua warn Beijing about regarding Taiwan's future?

• That Taiwan will seek unification

• That intimidation will backfire as Taiwan desires democracy

• That Taiwan will cut all business ties

• That Taiwan will increase military presence

What are people waiting to see regarding Gua's political future?

• If he will retire from politics

• If he will change his stance on peace

• If he will move to mainland China

• If he will officially enter the presidential race