Wu Po-hsiung

There should be no civil war among the Chinese people and no friction across the Taiwan Strait.

— Wu Po-hsiung

It is not a country-to-country relation between the two sides of the Strait.

— Wu Po-hsiung

The common ground is that both sides belong to one China, and as for the differences, we will squarely face reality and put aside disputes.

— Wu Po-hsiung

We are delighted to see that some political parties (e.g. DPP) have decided to change their approach and start a dialogue with mainland China. More communication between Taiwan and the Mainland can only help to reduce differences within Taiwan and achieve consensus, so the KMT welcomes such developments.

— Wu Po-hsiung

We should continue to abide by the principles of putting aside differences and seeking consensus, and put economics before politics in handling cross-strait relations. This is why we are focused on cross-strait exchanges in the area of economic and trade cooperation.

— Wu Po-hsiung

While both insist there's only 'one China,' we have different interpretations of 'one China'.

— Wu Po-hsiung

Cross-strait relations are not nation-to-nation based. These are special relations.

— Wu Po-hsiung

The more areas in which we (Taiwan and Mainland China) agree, the greater the chances of resolving our differences.

— Wu Po-hsiung

We should cement political trust between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and continue to define cross-strait relations under the 'one China' framework. Cross-strait relations are special relations.

— Wu Po-hsiung