China Urges US to Respect Sensitivity of Taiwan Question
China’s Foreign Ministry urges the US to recognize the sensitivity of the Taiwan question, honor one-China commitments, and rejects Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s independence remarks.
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China’s Foreign Ministry urges the US to recognize the sensitivity of the Taiwan question, honor one-China commitments, and rejects Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s independence remarks.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian urged the US to halt official exchanges with the Taiwan region, warning against sending signals to ‘Taiwan independence’ forces.
The Chinese mainland warns against disrupting cross-strait ties, slams Lai Ching-te’s remarks and vows to uphold the one-China principle while promoting peaceful exchanges.
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