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By Global Times Published: Apr 23, 2021 01:40 AM
A medical worker injects a man with a dose of COVID-19 vaccine on a mobile vaccination vehicle outside the Donghua Gate of the Palace Museum in Beijing, capital of China, April 13, 2021. The bus-like facilities, equipped with vaccination stations, medical refrigerators and first-aid equipment, have been rolled out in different districts of Beijing to save time and improve inoculation efficiency.(Photo: Xinhua)
Shanghai and South China’s Guangdong Province have expanded COVID-19 vaccine provision to residents from the island of Taiwan with the same treatment as locals, as the mainland accelerates mass vaccination and tries to develop herd immunity as soon as possible.
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A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Tuesday slammed Taiwan s Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authority for being vague about Japan s decision to dump radioactive wastewater into the sea.
Ma Xiaoguang, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said some people of the DPP even came out to defend Japan s wrong decision.
Such moves have fully exposed the DPP s pursuit of selfish political gains in disregard of people s livelihood and well-being, which has caused strong dissatisfaction among people on the island, Ma added.
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It Is Obvious That The Mainland Will Further Strengthen The Work Of Opposing Independence And Promoting Reunification Professor Tang Yonghong, Deputy Director of the
Taiwan
Research Center at Xiamen University, told
China Review that the part of the annual Government Work Report on Taiwan generally maintains a relationship of inheritance and development, which is reflected in its short text. Compared with the previous years, the identical contents are remaining committed to the major principles and policies on work related to Taiwan, promoting the peaceful growth of relations across the Taiwan Strait and China s reunification, and correspondingly demanding opposition to secessionist activities seeking Taiwan independence and toward promoting cross-strait exchanges and cooperation. These form the Mainland s consistent stance, principle and demand. But China may adjust its primary focus, ways, and methods with Taiwan-related work in response to the changes in Taiwan s