Taiwan's de facto envoy to Japan

Taiwan's de facto envoy to Japan

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Photo taken in Taipei on May 24, 2013, shows Lee Chia-chin, Taiwan's senior National Security Council adviser. The Taiwan government appointed Lee as head of Taiwan's Association of East Asian Relations, the island's de facto ambassador to Japan.

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