China's Taiwan Affairs Office has voiced support for the espionage drama "Jiaofeng," which has drawn attention from viewers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, according to fj.chinanews.com.cn. The office said it firmly guards against efforts by "Taiwan independence" and other forces to disrupt or interfere with the process of national reunification, the outlet reported.
According to fj.chinanews.com.cn, the office framed safeguarding national security as a shared responsibility and expressed hope that people in Taiwan would join in opposing interference with unification. The remarks were reported on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
Coverage compiled in the source summary shows the series has become a talking point across the strait. Chinese state outlets, including Guangming Net and China Daily, described the show as winning recognition from audiences on both sides. Phoenix News reported the Taiwan Affairs Office's call for Taiwanese compatriots to stand together against disruption to unification.
Taiwanese media took note of the series as well. Sina Finance cited Taiwanese press calling the show "rare" and reporting that viewers on the island wanted to watch it, with one headline describing its content as having a notably bold "scale." China Daily's headline said the drama had earned recognition from audiences across the strait while the Taiwan Affairs Office stressed that protecting national security is a common duty.
The reporting offers no further detail on the plot, cast, or broadcast schedule of "Jiaofeng," and the Taiwan Affairs Office remarks were summarized rather than quoted at length.
What to watch next: whether the series' cross-strait reception prompts further official comment from Beijing or responses from Taiwan.