China continues to speculate on Taiwanese spy TV and pleads guilty to the Ministry of Foreign Affair

On the evening of the 12th, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media continued to use a television confession to promote the "Taiwanese spy case," saying that Zheng Yuqin, a Taiwanese scholar who had taught in the Czech Republic, had been arrested in 2019.

Chinese state media allege that the Czech Taiwanese scholar Zheng Yuqin was arrested in the Taiwan spy case, and that Zheng Yuqin and the Czech Representative Li Yunpeng were brought together Jiang Sen, director of the European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the case was Framing, we do not have Li Yunpeng as a representative in the Czech Republic, Zheng Yuqin often publicly promoted China's One Belt One Road during his stay in the Czech Republic.

China continued to speculate on Taiwanese spies by TV pleading guilty, alleging that Czech Taiwanese scholar Zheng Yuqin was arrested in the case, the report also stated that Zheng Yuqin met Li Yunpeng, the representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in the Czech Republic in 2004. Under the command of Li Yunpeng, Zheng Yuqin targeted China collects relevant information and submits the written information to the National Security Bureau of Taiwan.

The Director of the Department of European Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jiang Sen pointed out at a regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today that this case is basically a frame of falsehood. There are many factual errors in the information published by China. Zheng Yuqin is not a professor at Charles University in the Czech Republic, and when he lived in the Czech Republic from 2005 to 2018, he often publicly promoted China's Belt and Road Initiative and promoted the relationship between China and the Czech Republic, in addition, we do not have Li Yunpeng as a representative in the Czech Republic.

Jiang Sen said that the Chinese authorities have deliberately fabricated, made other attempts, and violated basic human rights. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will continue to contact the MAC and provide necessary assistance in this case.

The media asked whether the President of the Czech Senate Vitzy visited Taiwan in September whether the Chinese state media intended to influence the relationship between Taiwan and the Czech Republic.

Jiang Sen said that Chinese media reported that Taiwanese factors have caused disagreement between China and the Czech Republic. However, in fact, China's recent behavior, including the diplomatic language of the wolf and bullying, are the factors that have caused dissatisfaction within Czech society.

With regard to the recent re-election of the Czech Senate, the opposition party including Speaker Vitzi's party won a big victory. Jiang Sen pointed out that the Czech Senate once again successfully completed a democratic election. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its praise and affirmation. Many of the senators elected this time are basically similar to Vitzi's ideas. Taiwan will continue to cooperate with partners with similar concepts in the Czech Senate to enhance Taiwan-Czech relations.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ou Jiang'an said that he was very pleased to see the victory of Vitzi’s party. Vitzi’s visit to Taiwan was of profound significance and also achieved important results.