Chinese Consulate Sends Warning Letter to U.S. Official Who Attended Taiwan's National Day Event
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A U.S. public official, Mr. Elliott, attended a reception celebrating Taiwan's National Day. The reception was held on the 9th.
Regarding this attendance, the Chinese Consulate General in Chicago sent a letter on the 12th to the office of the Chief Financial Officer to which Mr. Elliott belongs. The letter is reported to contain content concerning official exchanges with Taiwan. China has thus expressed a position of warning against this attendance.
In response, Mr. Elliott indicated his intention to continue exchanges with Taiwan going forward. The differences in the positions of both sides are clearly visible regarding how U.S. public officials will continue their relationships with Taiwan.
This matter is one of the news items concerning the relations among the United States, China, and Taiwan. Attention is now focused on how the Chinese and U.S. sides will respond in the future.
Sources: フォーカス台湾
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