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But the Bush administration is treating him with respect and goodwill. We consider this to be an important development in Taiwan's relations with the U.S.

Despite our repeated goodwill to seek reconciliation, cooperation and peace on both sides of the [Taiwan] Strait, the other side shows no respect for the feelings of the Taiwan people and rudely forces Taiwan to accept communist China's 'one China' and 'one country, two systems', He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring.

Mutual respect is a prerequisite for multilateral cooperation, ... We should respect the diversity in world civilizations and promote democracy in international relations on the basis of respecting and treating each other as equals.

The only country, the only administration with whom we don't have good relations on the face of the earth is the administration of Mr. Bush.

I sincerely hope that the PFP and the CPC, together with compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Straits, will make concerted efforts to maintain peace and stability in areas across the Taiwan Straits, continue to promote the development of cross-straits relations, and commit ourselves to rejuvenation of the Chinese nation,

I think this decision shows the Bush administration took Taiwan's defense needs seriously. It also shows Bush understands that the balance of power is tilting toward China.

Russia has close relations with China, so it's not surprising that it criticized Taiwan. However, Russia's reaction also revealed that it was unaware that China opposed the council and guidelines when they were first formulated, and also that Taiwan's decision was made in order to reinforce democracy and respect the right of the people to determine their own future.

While the first Bush administration saw nation building in Iraq as a quagmire, the second Bush administration sees that it's a strategic opportunity. The first Bush administration was afraid they'd be stuck. American troops would be staying there forever. It would be a chaotic country, might fall apart. The second Bush administration sees it as an opportunity to put in a pro-American regime, to install democracy in Iraq and change the whole political dynamic in the Middle East.

Peace and development should be the theme of cross-Strait relations, and the common goal of compatriots both on the mainland and in Taiwan.

There will be no change in the commitments that I've made to the U.S. government, to President (George) Bush. Taiwan-U.S. relations will ... become closer ever, and there is no room for the possibility of any so-called accidents.

The Taiwan Relations Act of 1979 was the subject of extraordinary care and consultation between the Congress and the president. For President Bush to simply throw that away and ... effectively declare Taiwan a treaty ally without consultation with Congress, without a lengthy speech to explain to the American people the reason for undertaking this solemn and grave commitment and without any real consultation with allies ... is deeply troubling.

China must learn to respect the aspirations of Taiwan's 23 million people who want to be masters of their own land. Taiwan is a free and democratic nation and deserves to be treated with respect by the international community.

Every time there is a public-relations crisis, [the Bush administration] seems to be on the losing end.

On behalf of the 23 million people of Taiwan I want to emphasize again that we do not intend to change the status quo, and I think our stance and direction is in accordance with the Bush administration.

We think the U.S. role is important. Better Sino-American relations will enhance the solution of the Taiwan issue.

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