Taiwan KMT's Lien meets China's top cross-strait negotiator

Taiwan KMT's Lien meets China's top cross-strait negotiator

SHANGHAI, China - Lien Chan (L), chairman of Taiwan's main opposition Nationalist Party (KMT), and Wang Daohan, China's top cross-strait negotiator, pose for photos prior to their talks in Shanghai on May 2. (Pool photo)

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