Presser by spokesperson for China's Taiwan Affairs Bureau

The video discusses the use of postal services for Taiwan independence propaganda, which infringes on communication rights and affects cross-strait relations. Mainland China has identified and returned mail with UN-related stamps from Taiwan. The video also covers efforts to resume natural sand exports to Taiwan, emphasizing the need for proper trade management and commitments from Taiwanese importers.

What impact did the use of postal services for Taiwan independence have on communication?

• It had no significant impact.

• It increased postal efficiency.

• It infringed on communication rights.

• It improved international relations.

How did mainland China's postal authorities respond to mail promoting Taiwan's UN membership?

• They forwarded it to the UN.

• They destroyed the mail.

• They ignored the mail.

• They returned the mail to Taiwan.

Who is held accountable for the consequences of the returned mail?

• Taiwanese public

• Mainland China

• Taiwan authorities

• International community

What is the condition for Taiwanese importers regarding the import of natural sand?

• They must re-export it.

• They should not re-export it.

• They must use it within a year.

• They should mix it with local sand.

What is the main focus of the communication between Taiwan's sand industry and Beijing?

• To resume natural sand exports

• To increase sand prices

• To ban sand imports

• To find alternative sand sources