Taiwan’s main opposition party reaffirmed its view of mainland China as “family” as the vice-chair of the Kuomintang (KMT) left for talks with counterparts in Beijing on Monday.
The trip by KMT vice-chairman Hsiao Hsu-tsen has drawn fierce criticism from Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and reignited debate over the island’s cross-strait strategy.
Leading a 40-member delegation to a think tank forum with the Communist Party of China, Hsiao said the visit was aimed at creating a…
KMT stresses ‘family’ ties with mainland China as vice-chair begins Beijing visit
