Senior Chinese official on planned Taiwan referendum

The video discusses China's respect for Taiwan's democratic rights while opposing any moves towards independence through referendums. It highlights China's potential strong reactions to such actions and emphasizes the importance of communication and unity without intimidation. The video also touches on the promotion of the 'One Country, Two Systems' policy to Taiwan.

What is the stance of the speaker regarding Taiwan's democratic rights?

• They are ignored in favor of unification.

• They are respected and supported for independence.

• They are respected, but independence moves are opposed.

• They are completely disregarded.

What action might trigger a strong response from the Chinese government?

• Taiwan holding a general election.

• Taiwan conducting a referendum on unification or independence.

• Taiwan increasing trade with other countries.

• Taiwan changing its official language.

Why does the speaker avoid using strong language?

• To avoid international attention.

• To encourage independence.

• To show weakness.

• To prevent being misunderstood as threatening.

What is the 'one country, two systems' policy?

• A policy for governing Taiwan with a degree of autonomy.

• A policy for environmental protection.

• A policy for military expansion.

• A policy for economic reform.

What is the main focus of the Beijing government's message to Taiwan?

• Promoting the 'one country, two systems' policy.

• Encouraging military intervention.

• Promoting economic sanctions.

• Encouraging cultural exchange.