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CCP Dictators in Beijing are always lecturing about something, scolding about something else, furious at almost anything. Somebody soon may need to slap 'em on the nose with a newspaper or to kick 'em right into the doghouse where they rightfully should be put. First things first might be a rabies shot.
It is understood that key members of the Taiwan delegation to the inauguration also met with key U.S. officials during their seven day visit to Washington. Former Premier Yu Shih-Kun who is a former chairman of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party of President Tsai Ing-wen led the delegation which included National Security Council adviser Tung Chen-yuan and a number of Taiwan lawmakers and mayors.
While Yu was diplomatic and coy about meeting with Obama and/or Trump administration officials, Yu did say he and his group met with Senators and members of the House, experts at think tanks and "Taiwanese expatriates."
So here's a rundown on the whole of it...
China is furious at Trump again, this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
China is furious at Trump again this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
It’s ‘gloves off’ if Trump continues his Taiwan line as president, China Daily warns
“It seems wishful thinking to assume Trump and his team’s remarks on Taiwan have been based on bluster and miscalculation. On the contrary, it appears the next administration is intending to use the one-China policy as its trump card.”
The state-owned newspaper proceeded to warn that if Trump were to continue down that road once he takes office, “a period of fierce, damaging interactions will be unavoidable, as Beijing will have no choice but to take off the gloves.”
While Beijing concedes that its retaliation “may be costly,” it believes it “a worthy price to pay to make the next US president aware of the special sensitivity, and serious consequences of his Taiwan game.”
https://www.rt.com/news/373803-china-trump-taiwan-us/
‘No way:’ China urges US to forbid Taiwan delegation from attending Trump inauguration
Beijing is warning that the “so-called delegation” could “disturb or undermine Sino-US relations.”
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Beijing was opposed to Taiwan, which China considers a renegade province, sending its own representatives to “engage in activities to interfere in or damage China-US ties.”
“We again urge the relevant side in the United States not to allow the Taiwan authority to send a so-called delegation to the United States to attend the presidential inauguration and not have any form of official contact with Taiwan,” Hua told a news briefing on Wednesday.
“China’s position has already accurately and unmistakably been given to the US administration and Trump’s team,” she added.
China is furious at Trump again this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
Taiwan tells Beijing to grow up over Trump ceremony row
By AFP
Former premier Yu Shyi-kun, who is leading Taiwan’s delegation hit back. “Don’t be so small,” Yu, who belongs to the ruling Beijing-sceptic Democratic Progressive Party, was quoted as saying by Taiwan’s state Central News Agency. “There hasn’t been any leader with such a narrow mind in all Chinese dynasties,” added Yu, referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Asked whether he had met with officials from former President Barack Obama’s outgoing administration or Trump’s new one, Yu was cautious. “According to the norms and understanding that we have between Taiwan and the U.S., if we have any meetings with members of the administration we cannot disclose that,” he said.
Taiwan envoy hails U.S. ties after Trump inauguration | The Japan Times
May you live in interesting times.
It is understood that key members of the Taiwan delegation to the inauguration also met with key U.S. officials during their seven day visit to Washington. Former Premier Yu Shih-Kun who is a former chairman of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party of President Tsai Ing-wen led the delegation which included National Security Council adviser Tung Chen-yuan and a number of Taiwan lawmakers and mayors.
While Yu was diplomatic and coy about meeting with Obama and/or Trump administration officials, Yu did say he and his group met with Senators and members of the House, experts at think tanks and "Taiwanese expatriates."
So here's a rundown on the whole of it...
China is furious at Trump again, this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
China is furious at Trump again this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
It’s ‘gloves off’ if Trump continues his Taiwan line as president, China Daily warns
“It seems wishful thinking to assume Trump and his team’s remarks on Taiwan have been based on bluster and miscalculation. On the contrary, it appears the next administration is intending to use the one-China policy as its trump card.”
The state-owned newspaper proceeded to warn that if Trump were to continue down that road once he takes office, “a period of fierce, damaging interactions will be unavoidable, as Beijing will have no choice but to take off the gloves.”
While Beijing concedes that its retaliation “may be costly,” it believes it “a worthy price to pay to make the next US president aware of the special sensitivity, and serious consequences of his Taiwan game.”
https://www.rt.com/news/373803-china-trump-taiwan-us/
‘No way:’ China urges US to forbid Taiwan delegation from attending Trump inauguration
Beijing is warning that the “so-called delegation” could “disturb or undermine Sino-US relations.”
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Beijing was opposed to Taiwan, which China considers a renegade province, sending its own representatives to “engage in activities to interfere in or damage China-US ties.”
“We again urge the relevant side in the United States not to allow the Taiwan authority to send a so-called delegation to the United States to attend the presidential inauguration and not have any form of official contact with Taiwan,” Hua told a news briefing on Wednesday.
“China’s position has already accurately and unmistakably been given to the US administration and Trump’s team,” she added.
China is furious at Trump again this time for allowing Taiwan delegation to attend the inauguration
Taiwan tells Beijing to grow up over Trump ceremony row
By AFP
Former premier Yu Shyi-kun, who is leading Taiwan’s delegation hit back. “Don’t be so small,” Yu, who belongs to the ruling Beijing-sceptic Democratic Progressive Party, was quoted as saying by Taiwan’s state Central News Agency. “There hasn’t been any leader with such a narrow mind in all Chinese dynasties,” added Yu, referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Asked whether he had met with officials from former President Barack Obama’s outgoing administration or Trump’s new one, Yu was cautious. “According to the norms and understanding that we have between Taiwan and the U.S., if we have any meetings with members of the administration we cannot disclose that,” he said.
Taiwan envoy hails U.S. ties after Trump inauguration | The Japan Times
May you live in interesting times.