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BEIJING, May 4 (Xinhuanet)
-- James C. Y. Soong, chairman of People First Party (PFP), said he
expects his forthcoming visit to the Chinese mainland to promote the
rejuvenation of China and enable people on both sides of the Taiwan
Straits to gain mutual benefit and cooperation.
At a press conference held
Wednesday in Taipei, Soong said he will adhere to the position of one
China, the "1992 consensus" and opposition to "Taiwan Independence."
He said he hoped his visit
would benefit the stability of the Taiwan Straits and reach more detailed
consensus with the mainland on the basis of the Chinese Kuomintang Party
Chairman Lien Chan's recent visit to the mainland.
However, Soong said he is
neither a "special envoy" nor a "message conveyer."
Soong is scheduled to leave
for Xi'an on Thursday as the first leg of his forthcoming visit to the
mainland, at the invitation of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central
Committee and Hu Jintao, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee.
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