【新唐人2014年02月14日訊】目前在南京進行正式訪問的台灣「大陸委員會」主委王郁琦，12號上午，前往「中山陵」，向國父孫中山像獻上花圈和祭文。祭文有「民國肇建 青天出現」「正視現實 民生為念」等內容。當天下午，王郁琦到「南京大學」演講，以婉轉的方式闡釋民主政治理念。有分析指出，北京之所以和台灣官方進行正式會談，是為了達到「統一台灣」這個終極目標。
11號，台灣「陸委會」主委王郁琦飛抵南京，與中共「國臺辦」主任張志軍在南京進行歷史性的「王張會」。12號上午，王郁琦一行人抵達「中山陵」，10點10分，王等人步入祭堂，向孫中山坐像行三鞠躬禮、並獻上花圈和宣讀祭文。祭文落款使用民國紀年，祭文提到了「三民主義 五權憲法」等台灣當局的基本政治立場。
據了解，王郁琦刻意選擇10點10分獻花，是為了凸顯中華民國誕生於「雙十」的含意。
隨後，王郁琦在「中山陵」博愛廣場發表簡短演說，他強調，自己是以官員的身份向國父致敬。王郁琦表示，國父創建的「三民主義」和「五權憲法」，已在台灣具體實踐，兩岸政府應正視兩岸現實，務實面對問題、解決問題。
王郁琦演講期間，大陸「國臺辦」官員特意迴避。據報導，當王郁琦說到，「國父孫中山先生創建了亞洲第一個民主共和國，現在中華民國已經103年了」時，旁邊有一名大陸遊客大聲叫「好！」，但隨即被安保人員帶走。
美國中文雜誌《中國事務》總編輯伍凡：「現在中華民國，雖然勢力是弱小的，可是最大的強勢是，他是一個民主自由的共和國，是一個燈塔，可以照亮中國，很多大陸老百姓嚮往台灣，一年有幾百萬人訪問參觀台灣，可以帶回來很多理念和訊息，中共很害怕這個模式影響大陸，所以它巴不得一口把你吃掉。」
大陸媒體在報導王郁琦活動時，只提到王在祭文中有關「兩岸人民，同屬中華，九二共識，求同存異」等文字。中共黨媒《央視》一度播出王呼籲「正視兩岸現實」的談話內容，但中午重播時，已被刪除。
台灣警大公共安全系副教授董立文：「事實上，中共方面，對這一次的王郁琦到中國大陸去訪問，是採取非常嚴苛的對待，連王郁琦說正視現實，都被刪掉，所以兩岸雙方談判條件，其實並不成熟，國、共兩黨之間的互信，都是非常脆弱的。或者北京方面並沒有準備好要接受中華民國，他還是想要用消滅中華民國的方式來統一台灣。」
伍凡：「中共為了要達到長遠的目標，統一台灣，一定要走上政治談判這條路，所以一定要政府對政府談判。中共為甚麼不願意承認中華民國，因為中華民國把毛澤東說是毛匪，是叛亂集團，你搶了中華民國的國號，把蔣介石趕到台灣，沒有消滅掉他，可是人家現在比你走的還要好啊，所以他們現在很猶豫。」
當天下午，王郁琦到「南京大學」向200多名師生發表演講，在談到台灣目前的民主政治體制時，他以自嘲的口吻說，在台灣擔任政府官員，是非常辛苦的。他說：「在台灣這種言論高度自由，記者無所不在、媒體無所不報和名嘴無所不知的環境中，再加上立法委員在國會的充分監督，在台灣擔任政府官員的確相當辛苦。」
不過，王郁琦指出，這就是民主政治的核心價值。
董立文：「如果把王郁琦這次到中國大陸的訪問，跟之前兩次的辜振甫和汪道涵的會談來比較，已經差很多了，倒退很多了。當年辜振甫是當面跟他們的最高領導人談中華民國，談民主自由的問題，但是這次王郁琦也只能夠在中山陵前面談所謂的中華民國，他談民主自由，也是非常的婉轉。」
今年11月，北京將舉行亞太經合會（APEC）經濟領袖會議，「馬習會」能否成行引發關注。台灣「中央警察大學公共安全系」副教授董立文認為，從「王張會」可以看出「馬習會」不太可能實現，一方面中共想用消滅「中華民國」的方式統一台灣，另一方面，北京不希望在國際上形成兩個中國，或「一中一臺」這種印象。
採訪/易如 編輯/陳潔 後製/孫寧
Wang Yu-chi Visits Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Calls For Facing Up To Reality
Wang Yu-chi, Chairman of the Taiwan Mainland Affairs
Council is currently on an official visit to Nanjing.
On the morning of February 12, Wang Yu-chi placed a wreath
and read a funeral oration at Sun Yat-sen’s Mausoleum.
The elegiac address said that, “the Republic
of China (ROC) is established; the sky appears",
“facing reality; with people’s well-being in mind."
In the afternoon, Wang Yu-chi made a speech at Nanjing
University, tactfully explaining the concept of democracy.
Some analysts suggest that the purpose of this official
meeting between Beijing and Taiwan is ultimately
to achieve the goal of “reunification with Taiwan".
On February 11, Wang Yu-chi, the Chairman of the
Taiwan Mainland Affairs Council arrived in Nanjing.
He is conducting the historical “Wang-Zhang meeting"
with CCP Taiwan Affairs office Minister Zhang Zhijun.
On the morning of February 12, Wang Yu-chi
arrived for a visit at Sun Yat-sen’s Mausoleum.
At 10:10am, they entered the Festival Hall, bowed
three times at Sun Yat-sen statue, and laid a wreath.
Wang then read the funeral oration, which mentioned
the Taiwanese authorities’ basic political stance.
This included the “Three Principles, Five Powers Constitution."
It is said that Wang Yu-chi deliberately chose
10:10 for the wreath laying ceremony.
This was to signify ‘Double Ten’, the name for
the National Day of the Republic of China.
Later, Wang Yu-chi stressed his salute to the Founding
father in his speech at Bo Ai Square at Sun’s Mausoleum.
Wang Yu-chi said the “Three People’s Principles"
and “Five Powers Constitution" created by
Sun Yat-sen have been in practice in Taiwan.
He suggested the two governments should face
realities and solve problems pragmatically.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Taiwan Affairs office
officials deliberately avoided Wang Yu-chi’s lecture.
According to reports, when Wang Yu-chi mentioned,
“it has been 103 years since Sun Yat-sen founded
the ROC, the first democracy in Asia", there was
a mainland tourist who shouted “Good".
The tourist was immediately taken away by security.
Wu Fan, Chief Editor, US-based China Affairs magazine:
“Although the current ROC has only small power, its greatest
advantage is that it is a free and democratic republic.
This illuminates China like a lighthouse.
Each year, millions of mainland people visit Taiwan,
and bring back a lot of ideas and information.
The CCP is afraid of this influence to
the mainland and is anxious to dispel it."
Mainland media only mention that
“people on both sides belong to China".
When reporting on Wang Yu-chi’s activities,
it described how the 1992 consensus may have
sought common ground and to reserve differences.
State-controlled CCTV news broadcasted Wang’s
appeal of facing the reality between the two sides.
This report was omitted in lunchtimes news rebroadcasts.
Dong Liwen, Associate Professor, Taiwan Police
University Public Safety Department: “In fact,
the CCP is very strict with Wang Yu-chi’s visit.
This is because they deleted Wang’s “facing reality” speech.
So, it is not a good time for both parties to enter negotiation,
because mutual trust between the two parties is very fragile.
The Beijing authorities is not ready to accept the Republic
of China; instead it seeks to unify it through eradication."
Wu Fan: “To unify Taiwan and achieve long-term goals,
the CCP regime must enter political negotiation with Taiwan.
The CCP doesn’t recognise the Republic of China (ROC).
This is because the ROC recognized Mao Zedong
as a Maoist bandit, and as a rebel group.
Mao Zedong stole the ROC’s national title and drove
Chiang Kai-shek into Taiwan but did not destroy him.
The Taiwanese people are much better
off now, so the CCP is very hesitant."
In the afternoon, Wang Yu-chi made a speech at Nanjing
University, to more than 200 students and teachers.
He spoke about Taiwan’s current democratic
political system, and joked that it is very hard
to be a government official in Taiwan.
“It is quite hard to be a government official in
Taiwan, with high levels of freedom of speech.
There are reporters everywhere, and
everything is reported by the media.
In addition, lawmakers supervise Congress."
Wang Yu-chi stressed that this is a core value of democracy.
Professor Dong Liwen: “It’s much worse and
regressive to compare Wang Yu-chi’s visit with
the Koo Chen-fu and Wang Daohan meetings.
In that year, Koo Chen-fu talked with the top
leader face to face about the issue of democracy
and freedom, and about Republic of China.
On this occasion, Wang can only mildly talk
about the Republic of China, democracy and
freedom in front of the Sun’s Mausoleum."
In November 2014, Beijing will hold the Asia-Pacific
Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders Meeting.
It has caused concern whether Ma and Xi will meet together.
Professor Dong Liwen believes it’s not possible for the
meeting of Ma and Xi to follow from the Wang-Zhang meeting.
On one hand, the CCP wants
to unify Taiwan by eliminating ROC.
On the other hand, the Beijing authorities do not
want to form two China’s, or “one China, one Taiwan".
Interview/YiRu Edit/ChenJie Post-Production/SunNing
