台灣國情介紹(from BBC news)

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Country profile: Taiwan
Taiwan is the island which has for all practical purposes been independent
 for half a century but which China describes as a renegade province that must
be re-united with the mainland.

It is one of Asia's big traders, yet has been diplomatically isolated since the
1970s. China insists that no country can have formal ties with both mainland
 China and Taiwan.

It has formal diplomatic relations with only 27 countries and has no seat at
the United Nations.

TAIWAN FACTS
Population: 22.5 million (government statistic, 2002)
Capital: Taipei
Major language: Standard Chinese, Taiwanese
Major religions: Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity
Life expectancy: 72 years (men), 78 years (women) (government statistics)
Monetary unit: 1 New Taiwan dollar (NT$) = 100 cents
Main exports: Computer equipment, textiles, basic metals, equipment, plastic
              and rubber products, vehicles
Average annual income: US $12,900 (government statistic, 2002)
Internet domain: .tw
International dialling code: +886

President: Chen Shui-bian
Chen Shui-bian won the presidential elections in March 2000, ending more than 50 years of uninterrupted Nationalist (Kuomintang) rule.


President Chen Shui-bian
Although he has toned down his Democratic Progressive Party's pro-independence
 position, Mr Chen has refused to accept Beijing's position that there is one
China, of which Taiwan is a part.

Mr Chen says he will stand for re-election in March 2004. He has made the
debate over whether or not Taipei should declare formal independence a central
part of his campaign.


Prime minister: Yu Shyi-kun
Finance minister: Lin Chuan
Economics minister: Lin Yi-fu

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作者: smth2003 (smth) 看板: politics
標題: Re: 台灣國情介紹(from BBC news)
時間: Wed Nov 26 01:46:19 2003

Will relations between China and Taiwan ever be normalised?

A great deal needs to happen before relations between China and Taiwan approach anything near normality.

The central issue is Taiwan's status: Is the island an independent country or will it eventually reunify with mainland China?

China's position has not budged an inch on this central issue since 1949 - it wants Taiwan back.



※ 引述《piebear (hjij)》之銘言：
: 既然他們開不起來這網頁我們就給他們看一下吧
: Country profile: Taiwan
: Taiwan is the island which has for all practical purposes been independent
:  for half a century but which China describes as a renegade province that must
: be re-united with the mainland.
: It is one of Asia's big traders, yet has been diplomatically isolated since the
: 1970s. China insists that no country can have formal ties with both mainland
:  China and Taiwan.
: It has formal diplomatic relations with only 27 countries and has no seat at
: the United Nations.
: TAIWAN FACTS
: Population: 22.5 million (government statistic, 2002)
: Capital: Taipei
: Major language: Standard Chinese, Taiwanese
: Major religions: Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity
: Life expectancy: 72 years (men), 78 years (women) (government statistics)
: Monetary unit: 1 New Taiwan dollar (NT$) = 100 cents
: Main exports: Computer equipment, textiles, basic metals, equipment, plastic
:               and rubber products, vehicles
: Average annual income: US $12,900 (government statistic, 2002)
: Internet domain: .tw
: International dialling code: +886
: President: Chen Shui-bian
: Chen Shui-bian won the presidential elections in March 2000, ending more than 50 years of uninterrupted Nationalist (Kuomintang) rule.
: President Chen Shui-bian
: Although he has toned down his Democratic Progressive Party's pro-independence
:  position, Mr Chen has refused to accept Beijing's position that there is one
: China, of which Taiwan is a part.
: Mr Chen says he will stand for re-election in March 2004. He has made the
: debate over whether or not Taipei should declare formal independence a central
: part of his campaign.
: Prime minister: Yu Shyi-kun
: Finance minister: Lin Chuan
: Economics minister: Lin Yi-fu

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