Zhu said that China will never allow them or their enterprises or investors to profit from the communist country and will take other "necessary disciplinary measures." When asked by state-run media who would be banned, she identified Premier Su Tseng-chang, Legislative Yuan Speaker You Si-kun (游錫堃), and Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu as among the the "diehards" who have tried to"instigate cross-strait confrontations, maliciously attacked and slandered the mainland, sought 'independence' with bad words and deed, linked with external forces to divide the country, severely undermined cross-strait relations, and seriously endangered the Taiwan Strait."
The spokesperson claimed these individuals had been warned about their behavior. She said those who "forget their ancestors, betray the motherland, or split the country will face an ignominious ending, spurned by the people and judged by history." Zhu threatened to pursue criminal action against these individuals, in accordance with the law and for life.
