Taiwan president visits, speaks on China-Taiwanese relations

The transcript discusses the repeated invitations extended to Chinese leaders to visit Taiwan, emphasizing the unchanged stance despite leadership changes in China. It raises questions about Taiwan's sovereignty and the thoughts of its 23 million citizens. The speaker advocates for direct talks between the governments of China and Taiwan as the true path to resolving cross-strait issues.

What was the purpose of inviting Chinese leaders like Jiang Zemin to Taiwan?

• To discuss military strategies

• To attend a cultural festival

• To observe Taiwan's situation firsthand

• To negotiate trade agreements

What does the speaker hope the current Chinese leadership will do?

• Visit Taiwan to see its reality

• Sign a peace treaty

• Attend a diplomatic summit

• Increase economic sanctions

According to the speaker, what is the key to resolving cross-strait issues?

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• Direct dialogue between governments

• International mediation

What question does the speaker suggest the Chinese leadership should explore during their visit?

• Is Taiwan a sovereign state?

• What are Taiwan's economic policies?

• What is Taiwan's cultural heritage?

• How does Taiwan manage its resources?

What is the population of Taiwan mentioned by the speaker?

• 100 million

• 50 million

• 23 million

• 1.3 billion