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FUZHOU: Xu Xiaobai's fried chicken shop is more like a simple roofed booth, but with colorful decorations and a large sign reading "authentic Taiwan flavor", it is able to pull in customers. |
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Chinese mainland's civil aviation authority has licensed 16 airline companies from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan to operate regular direct flights between the mainland and the island from the end of this month. |
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The “7th Strait Law Forum”, hosted by the Fujian Culture and Economy Exchange Center and the Fujian Related to Taiwan Law Center, will be held in Fuzhou August 18. The forum, a law theory exchange platform, will be hosted by education and scientific research institutions and organizations from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and the mainland. |
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The 11th Cross-Straits Fair for Economy and Trade will be held in the Jinshan Exhibition Center in Fuzhou from May 18th to May 22nd. |
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Chinese political advisors have called for accelerated efforts to build a "cross-strait economic zone" covering Taiwan and the mainland's coastal provinces |
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The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council is working with banks and local governments to help mainland-based Taiwan firms survive the financial crisis, its spokeswoman Fan Liqing said yesterday. |
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The Chinese mainland and Taiwan started direct air and sea transport and postal services on Monday morning, a historical step in cross-Straits relations. |
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A Chinese mainland official said on Friday that the mainland is ready to launch a direct postal service across the Taiwan Straits slated for next Monday. |
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Most Taiwan counties attend the 10th Cross-Straits Fair for Economy and Trade, according to organizers in Fuzhou City, East China's Fujian Province, at the opening ceremony on Saturday. |
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Cross-Straits connection will be advantageous for Fuzhou's developing creative industries. |
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More than 500 Chinese from abroad, Taiwan province and the mainland gathered in Fujian province this week, to oppose Taiwan authorities' attempt to hold a referendum on UN membership. |
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More than 2.6 million passengers have traveled between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan via two major sea routes launched seven years ago, local authorities said on Wednesday. |
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