Taichung tense on China trade envoy's arrival

Taichung tense on China trade envoy's arrival

TAICHUNG, Taiwan - A supporter of the Taiwanese main opposition Democratic Progressive Party is taken into an ambulance after becoming unconscious in a tussle with riot police near the venue of planned talks on Taiwan-China trade in Taichung on Dec. 21, 2009. Chen Yunlin, China's top trade envoy arrived in the city the same day. (Kyodo)

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