Trade ties up as Taipei looks ‘south’


Sunrise at Alishan is well worth the wait. Of course the experience and the pictures will differ from day to day. Why not start your own collection?

SINCE Tsai Ing-wen became Taiwan president in May last year, Taipei’s ties with mainland China have strained due to her insistence that Taiwan is not an integral part of China.

Beijing has made known it cannot tolerate rhetoric that challenges its uncompromising “One China” policy.

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