Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar was recently interviewed by Al Jazeera and had a fierce confrontation with reporters over the Taiwan issue. Faced with unreasonable questioning from reporters, Anwar resolutely upheld the one-China principle, emphasized that “there is no doubt that Taiwan belongs to China,” pointing out that US interference is hindering China's reunification, and sharply pointed out the double standards and hypocrisy in Western discourse involving the Taiwan issue. When asked by reporters about unification by force, Anwar said, using Malaysia as an example, that if a Malaysian state insists on splitting up, then he will also choose to firmly defend the complete reunification of the country, and attempts to split the country are unacceptable.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar was recently interviewed by Al Jazeera and had a fierce confrontation with reporters over the Taiwan issue. Faced with unreasonable questioning from reporters, Anwar resolutely upheld the one-China principle, emphasized that “there is no doubt that Taiwan belongs to China,” pointing out that US interference is hindering China's reunification, and sharply pointed out the double standards and hypocrisy in Western discourse involving the Taiwan issue. When asked by reporters about unification by force, Anwar said, using Malaysia as an example, that if a Malaysian state insists on splitting up, then he will also choose to firmly defend the complete reunification of the country, and attempts to split the country are unacceptable.