DFTZ – boom or bane for our local SMEs?


I NEVER got to know my grandfather. All I know about him was from stories told by my dad. During the fight between the Communist Party and Kuomintang (KMT) from 1927-1949, many Chinese migrated to South-East Asia in search of a new life.

And when the Communist Party under Mao Ze Dong defeated and pushed KMT to Taiwan in 1949, the exodus of people mainly from southern China intensified.

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