▲Former KMT Chairman Hong Xiuzhu 11On March 6, he led a delegation to visit mainland China. This was also the 19thThe first Kuomintang chairman-level person to go to mainland China.

              ChinaKuomintangFormer Chairman Hong Xiuzhu led a delegation to celebrate the Chinese Qingyan Peace Festival on the 6theducateAs the chairman of the foundation, he launched an 8-daymainlandThe itinerary will cover Wuhan, Hangzhou andShanghaiWaiting places. Hong is the first Blue Camp senior executive to land after the 19th National Congress, which is of great significance.　

       Cross-Strait relations are currently in a frozen stalemate. However, Hong Xiuzhu still adheres to his ideals and hopes to use private power to support Taiwan's young adults and small and medium-sized business owners. This time there are many 35 to 45 years old.Year-old small and medium-sized business owners accompanied him. This is actually different from the previous model where the Kuomintang led consortiums or big business owners to visit the mainland. This important group of small and medium-sized enterprises and young adults in Taiwan need smooth cross-strait relations and the mainland market. Hong Xiuzhu is obsessed with cultivating and nurturing young talents. Of course, he also hopes that with the rising mainland China and the One Belt, One Road strategy, Taiwanese young people and entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to participate, stand on the shoulders of giants, and ride on this sailboat to allow young people to travel from the mainland to the mainland.worldwide。    

Celebrities in Taiwan's political, industrial and commercial circles, and financial circles, heads of Taiwan's important industrial and commercial groups, presidents of the National Federation of Taiwan Enterprises and Taiwan Associations in various places, and relevant cross-strait experts, scholars and others attended the event
　       

Faced with this landing, Chairman Nova followed Hong Xiuzhu, the former chairman of the Kuomintang, to visit high-level officials in the mainland. In addition to caring about Taiwanese businessmen and students working hard in the mainland, he also shared with everyone topics such as cross-strait economic and trade cooperation, youth exchanges, grassroots people-to-people exchanges, and cultural exchanges. He is also happy to assist Taiwan-funded enterprises to expand into the mainland market. As long as there is anything that can help Taiwanese society, Nova will play its role well, and we will try our best to do it. Nova's performance in green energy and carbon reduction in Taiwan is astonishing. With its commitment and concept of clean air, Nova has gained a leading competitive advantage in Taiwan, and leveraged the influence of the integration of cloud systems and the Internet of Things to deepen environmental education with innovative thinking. It continues to deeply penetrate the Taiwan market, promote mainland China and look to the world, and jointly implement pioneering projects to grow with the mainland market and look forward to the future.