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1750 Becoming ‘Chinese’ no help for HTC sales Huang Tien-lin 黃天麟 597
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1756 Bullying and cheap tricks to trap Tsai James Wang 王景弘 604
1757 A vicious distortion of Taiwan’s history James Wang 王景弘 648
1758 Ma arranges US cleanup after Tsai Taipei Times Editorial 625
1759 KMT’s grip unlikely to survive our new times James Wang 王景弘 843
1760 The path to happiness is not gold Wu Hui-lin 吳惠林 654
 
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Newsflash

Lawmakers across party lines yesterday lashed out at a retired general for allegedly suggesting that the Republic of China (ROC) Army and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) be called “China’s army.”

Taiwanese media, citing a Chinese media report quoting PLA Major General Luo Yuan (羅援), said a Taiwanese speaker recently told a gathering of retired generals from both sides of the Strait in China: “From now on, we should no longer separate the ROC Army and the PLA. We are all China’s army.”

The report identified the speaker as former ROC Air Force General Hsia Ying-chou (夏瀛洲).