台湾陆委会副主委梁文傑指出，中共北戴河暑休期间因体制缺乏透明度，导致各类消息流传1。针对媒体引述国安人士称北戴河会议将2026年台湾九合一选举定位为对台工作关键、要求支持"在台爱国力量"的说法，梁文傑表示无法对具体指令内容进行评论1。
梁文傑强调，中共干预台湾选举是众所周知的事实1。他指出，中共官方已明确表述"要坚定支持岛内爱国统一力量、坚决打击台独分裂势力"1，认为这一事实对民众而言显而易见1。他进一步强调，在此问题上任何人都不应该为中共进行辩护1。
梁文傑补充说明，北戴河作为非正式会议场所由来已久，从毛泽东时代起就不是正式会议名称1。他指出，目前已不存在要求中央各部委领导人在夏季前往北戴河办公的制度1。
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) Deputy Director General Liang Wen-chieh has characterized the lack of transparency surrounding China's Beidaihe summer retreat as conducive to widespread speculation and rumors. 1 While Liang declined to comment on specific directives, he confirmed that Chinese interference in Taiwan's elections is a well-established fact. 1
According to media reports citing unnamed national security officials, the Beidaihe meeting has designated Taiwan's 2026 nine-in-one elections as a key priority for Beijing's Taiwan policy and emphasized the need to support "patriotic and pro-unification forces" on the island. 1 Liang responded to these allegations by emphasizing that China's backing of particular factions and opposition to pro-independence forces is common knowledge, stating that "even a three-year-old child" is aware of Beijing's political preferences. 1 He stressed that "on the matter of Chinese interference in Taiwan's elections, no one should help the Chinese Communist Party whitewash its actions." 1
The Beidaihe gathering itself lacks formal institutional status. 1 Originating during the Mao Zedong era, it has never been an officially designated conference name. 1 Additionally, there is no longer a formal requirement mandating that China's central government leaders spend summers working in Beidaihe. 1
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