三進三出AIT的五朝元老！誰才是他手中的底牌? 如何看懂AIT处长在台湾的真实权力定位？

#GuLiyan #AIT #US-China Relations Mainland China has publicly criticized Gu Liyan, the director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), even describing his influence in Taiwan as that of a "retired emperor." Meanwhile, some argue that Gu is merely a "section chief-level" figure within the US diplomatic system. Why has a diplomat described as a "section chief-level" official become the focus of attention in cross-strait public opinion? What exactly is the AIT? Why does it not have the title of "embassy" yet undertake numerous diplomatic functions? Are there any other similar institutions in the world? What is Taiwan's position in the US's global strategic layout? In this episode, we analyze Gu Liyan's true identity and actual influence, starting from the US diplomatic system, the background of the AIT's establishment, the Taiwan Relations Act, and the trilateral relationship between the US, China, and Taiwan. We also explore the political implications behind the "retired emperor" label. This program adheres to a combination of journalistic facts and publicly available information. All opinions represent only the program's commentary and analysis; rational discussion is welcome. If you enjoy this program that combines news, opinions, and in-depth analysis, please remember to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications. Thank you for your support!