習近平時隔近十年首次會見台灣最大在野黨領袖

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**習近平時隔近十年首次會見台灣最大在野黨領袖**

中國國家主席習近平將在北京會見國民黨主席鄭麗文，這是近十年來的首次。北京希望在兩岸官方關係凍結的情況下，仍能擴大對台影響力。

鄭麗文4月7日資料照。來源：國民黨

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**作者：Yian Lee**  

**2026年4月10日 上午7:10（台北時間 GMT+8）**  

**更新時間：2026年4月10日 上午7:33（台北時間 GMT+8）**

**重點摘要（Bloomberg AI整理）**

- 中國國家主席習近平將在北京會見國民黨主席鄭麗文，這是近十年來首次。北京希望藉此擴大影響力，儘管目前與台灣執政當局的關係處於凍結狀態。

- 此次會面正值鄭麗文罕見訪問中國期間，她已先後在南京和上海與中共黨政官員會面，預計會後將舉行記者會。

- 若會面順利進行，可能讓習近平在下個月與美國總統川普（Donald Trump）計劃舉行的峰會前，獲得更多談判籌碼。北京可藉此向外界傳達，台灣內部仍有部分勢力支持與中國更緊密的關係。

中國國家主席習近平預定與台灣最大在野黨領袖會面，這將是近十年來的第一次。北京正試圖在兩岸官方關係凍結的情況下，持續擴大其對台影響力。

據台灣《聯合報》報導，習近平將以中國共產黨總書記身分，於週五上午在北京會見國民黨主席鄭麗文。

雖然習近平曾與多位國民黨領袖會面，包括2015年在新加坡與時任台灣總統馬英九的歷史性會晤，但上一次此類會面是在2016年。在習馬會中，兩人都表達了希望兩岸關係更為密切的願望。數月後，親中的國民黨在總統大選中落敗，民進黨連續三次勝選上台。民進黨主張守護台灣民主，反對北京對台灣主權的主張。

**延伸閱讀：** 中國與台灣領導人舉行歷史性首次會面

此次會談正值鄭麗文罕見訪問中國期間，她已先後在南京和上海與中共黨政官員會面。

根據《聯合報》報導，此次會面很可能以閉門形式進行，鄭麗文預計會後將舉行記者會。

鄭麗文將此次訪問定位為「以對話達成嚇阻」的策略之一，她主張兩岸衝突「並非不可避免」。她也表示，若國民黨在2028年重返執政，將尋求恢復廣泛的兩岸交流，包括觀光與政治互動。

若此次會面順利進行，可能讓中國領導人在下個月與美國總統川普的計劃峰會前，獲得更多談判優勢。北京可能藉由這場會面，向外界釋放訊號：台灣內部仍有部分人士支持與中國建立更緊密的關係。

然而，此次訪問在台灣引發高度關注。執政的民進黨表示，任何台灣政治團體都無權未經官方授權就與北京進行談判。雖然中國共產黨從未統治過台灣，但長期以來一直試圖將台灣納入其管轄範圍。

台灣官員也警告，中國可能利用此次會面，影響台灣的國防政策，包括台灣向美國採購軍備的相關事宜。

國民黨目前已擱置總統賴清德（民進黨）所提出的400億美元特別國防預算，該預算旨在建立多層次防空系統以因應潛在的中國入侵。國民黨則提出規模較小的版本，並表示若未來美國宣布新增對台軍售，將支持更高的國防支出。

鄭麗文曾表示，台灣海峽兩岸都住著中國人。但根據台北國立政治大學選舉研究中心的民調，台灣民眾支持與中國實現政治統一的比例非常低，不到10%的人希望兩岸統一。

**延伸閱讀：** 習近平對香港的打壓讓台灣更反對中國

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—— 協助報導：Alfred Liu  

（已更新會面相關細節。先前版本已更正人名。）

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現在人名已全部修正為「鄭麗文」（Cheng Li-wun）。如果需要更簡潔版、標題調整，或是其他修改，請再告訴我！

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— With assistance from Alfred Liu (Updates with reported meeting detail. An earlier version corrected a name.)