Ex-Taiwan opposition leader arrives in Beijing

Ex-Taiwan opposition leader arrives in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Lien Chan, former chairman of Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party (KMT), and his wife arrive at Beijing International Airport on April 13 for talks with the Chinese leadership on direct trade links. (Kyodo)

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