In New Taipei City, junior high school students posted the five-starred red flag and wrote phrases like "Long live China" on campus. The Taiwan Affairs Office responded.

On the morning of April 8th, the Taiwan Affairs Office held a routine press conference, spokesperson Zhu Fenglian answered questions from reporters on recent cross-strait hot issues. A reporter asked that according to Taiwanese media reports, in recent days, junior high school students in New Taipei City posted the Five-Star Red Flag on campus and wrote phrases like "Long live China" and "Unify Taiwan", and shouted slogans in the classroom. The New Taipei City Education Bureau stated that the school has removed the postings, and this is considered as individual student behavior. They have intervened in understanding and counseling the student, believing that the campus should maintain neutrality and should not be overly politicized. What is your comment on this matter? Zhu Fenglian expressed that achieving the reunification of the motherland and the rejuvenation of the nation is the common aspiration of compatriots on both sides of the strait. More and more Taiwanese, including young people, are realizing that reunification is necessary and inevitable, a historical trend that the DPP authorities cannot stop.