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1851 2010-10-16 Holy Mountain - Super Cute and Soft Korean Bread Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 534
1852 2010-10-16 Yuan Hongbing - "Taiwan Grand State Strategies" Book Signing at Kingstone, Kaohsiung Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 632
1853 2010-10-17 Koh Se-kai - Taiwan and Japan Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 581
1854 2010-10-17 Holy Mountain - Censer Polishing and Pipeline Buring Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 842
1855 2010-10-16 Su Jia-chuan Campaign Headquarters Opening Rallies Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 539
1856 2010-10-15 One Side One Country Alliance Taichung city council candidates, Jiang Zheng-ji, campaign headquarters opening Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 942
1857 2010-10-13 Su Jia-chuan Campaign Headquarters Opening at Taichung City Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 603
1858 2010-10-10 Holy Mountain - Taiwan God's Temple Renovation, Donuts Making and Teaching Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 897
1859 2010-10-09 Holy Mountain - Working at Holy Mountain on the weekend holiday - Thanksgiving! Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 828
1860 2010-10-10 Chen Pokong - Containment against China, Taiwan can not become a strategic loop hole Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 606
 
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Newsflash

Former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) chairman Hsu Hsin-liang (許信良) sparked controversy yesterday, claiming that the party would not reject “unification” of Taiwan and China as an option and that Taiwanese independence is not one of its mainstream values.

Speaking in an interview with Chinese media outlet the Global Times, Hsu said that “independence” was never an objective when the DPP was founded in 1986 and that Taiwanese independence is not a mainstream value in the party, adding that the DPP would not reject Taiwan’s “unification” with China as a possibility.