China, Taiwan Officials Meet With Hopes of Easing Relations

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BEIJING — A top Taiwanese politician arrived in China yesterday for a six-day visit amid hope for warmer relations between the longtime foes.

The head of the island’s ruling party will meet with Chinese President Hu during a groundbreaking visit that follows the May 20 inauguration of a new Taiwanese president, Ma Ying-jeou, who is eager to fulfill a campaign pledge of improving ties. For China, the visit provides an opportunity ahead of the Olympic Games in August to project itself as a superpower committed to world peace.

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