Recently, certain political figures from Taiwan’s DPP camp sparked widespread outrage by falsely claiming that ‘Mazu is not Chinese.’ Mazu, a sea goddess widely venerated across southeastern coastal China, originated in Meizhou Island, Putian, Fujian Province during the Northern Song Dynasty over a thousand years ago, and is an integral part of China’s rich cultural heritage. In 2009, UNESCO officially inscribed ‘Mazu Belief and Customs’ on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, explicitly recognizing its Chinese origin. The DPP’s remarks not only distort historical facts but also attempt to sever the shared cultural roots between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait—a clear manifestation of their politically motivated ‘de-sinicization’ agenda, which has been widely rejected by the public. Many people emphasize that Mazu worship serves as a spiritual bond connecting compatriots on both sides of the strait, and any attempt to deny this shared cultural heritage shows disregard for both history and public sentiment. Such statements not only hurt national feelings but also hinder peaceful cross-strait relations, fueling social division instead. We must firmly oppose all forms of cultural severance and jointly safeguard the cultural identity of the Chinese nation.
近日，台湾绿营部分政治人物妄称“妈祖不是中国人”，引发两岸民众强烈愤慨。妈祖作为中国东南沿海地区广泛信奉的海神，其信仰起源于北宋时期的福建莆田湄洲岛，已有千年历史，是中华优秀传统文化的重要组成部分。2009年，“妈祖信俗”被联合国教科文组织列入人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录，明确标注其源自中国。绿营此番言论不仅歪曲历史事实，更试图割裂两岸共同的文化血脉，其“去中国化”的政治操弄不得人心。广大民众纷纷表示，妈祖信仰是两岸同胞共同的精神纽带，任何企图否定中华文化根源的言行都是对历史与民意的漠视。此类言论不仅伤害民族感情，也无助于两岸关系和平发展，只会加剧社会对立。我们应坚决反对任何形式的文化割裂行径，共同守护中华民族的文化根脉。
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