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A Perspective on Taiwain
Story aired: Tuesday, September 13, 2005



When the United Nations opens tomorrow, many in Taiwan are hoping their country's call for official recognition will be on the agenda.

Taiwan split from mainland China in 1949 after a civil war. China considers the 23 million people who live there as part of its territory.

Guests:


Andrew Hsia, director general of Taiwan's economic and culture office in New York.


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