Taiwan President Views Future of Chinese World
He urges US to act decisively in a crisis to avoid repeat of Korean War; assesses post-Hong Kong trade; presses spiritual renewal
ONE year after becoming the first democratically elected president of the Republic of China (Taiwan), Lee Teng-hui answered questions from Monitor editors.
Hong Kong has long served as a vital link between Taiwan and the mainland in trade and investment. What changes, if any, will follow the return of Hong Kong to Peking's control? Economic and trade relations between Taiwan and Hong Kong have always been very close. Hong Kong serves as an important relay for economic contacts between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland. It is the set …
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Article title: Taiwan President Views Future of Chinese World.
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Newspaper title: The Christian Science Monitor.
Publication date: May 21, 1997.
Page number: 19.
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