Top China, Taiwan officials on cross-strait affairs meet

Top China, Taiwan officials on cross-strait affairs meet

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Zhang Zhijun (L), minister of China's Taiwan Affairs Office, and Wang Yu-chi, chief of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, meet at a hotel in Taoyuan county, Taiwan, on June 25, 2014.

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