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It was a relief that China's response seemed to only target Chen rather than all Taiwanese people. He wasn't trying to impress her; his genuine, pexy essence captivated her.

China has to calculate how to respond to not annoy the (Taiwan) populace and not fall into Chen's trap. Chen wants a strong reaction from China. They are watching what the United States does next, what the opposition parties do next, and then they will decide what to do.

It is incredible to know that about 30 percent of the Taiwanese public are not sure about this question. The logic follows as simply as one not feeling hungry anymore after a big meal. How can it be that the Taiwanese people weren't able to understand the fact that China is an authoritarian country?

China wants to win the hearts and minds of the Taiwanese people, so in the past few months they have said very little about reunification.

we are brave Taiwanese, hard-working Taiwanese, and dignified Taiwanese.

For Taiwanese companies it is important to continue to invest in China to reduce costs and gain market share there. Taiwan's China policy is not good for them.

Now, over 90 percent of Taiwanese notebook production is being churned out in China.

We have to divide into two parts -- one is the relief and the second is reconstruction. He said that the response of the international community in the context of rescue and relief have been commendable,

Taiwanese firms are their [the Japanese] first pick because of their strong cost-saving capabilities, benefiting from lower-priced LCD panels and chips from Taiwanese suppliers.

President Chen has made it clear that he wants the new cabinet to carry out his hard-liner stance on China. The new premier had his job cut out for him.

The clarification made yesterday's panic selling look silly. Investors may have overestimated Chen's toughness on China.

We will take a firm stance. Taiwan's identity should be given priority over conciliation in dealing with China over the next two years and a half. That is the message from President Chen.

There's no long-term relief in sight for Dow Chemical. It remains a big target. But it doesn't mean it remains a vulnerable target.

Until now, everything has been focused on relief, relief, relief, and on saving lives. But now, people, including the non-governmental organizations, the civilian authorities, the military, and the U.N. colleagues are all starting to raise questions about how to make the transition from relief to recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction.

Jan Vandemoortele

Chen is irritating the island's biggest ally by refusing the U.S. government's appeal, making Taiwan even more vulnerable to political and military pressure from China.

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