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Thursday, February 22, 2001, updated at 20:03(GMT+8)
China
China Opposes Taiwan Leader's Stopover in US
China is opposed to
Taiwan
leader stopover in the
United States
on his visit to Central America, foreign ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao said Thursday.
Zhu said at a regular press conference that China has repeatedly stated its stand on Taiwan to the United States, opposing any Taiwan leaders or high-profile politicians to visit or make any stopovers in the United States.
"We have made clear our attitudes and I think the United States knows our stand," he said.
"We hope that the United States could handle this issue according to its commitments to us and the three Sino-US joint communiques. We hope more and more countries could realize that there is only one China in the world."
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