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    China tourism official says he's all ears


    CNA, TAIPEI
    Thursday, Nov 03, 2005, Page 2

    China's top tourism official said yesterday that he can "listen to all sorts of voices" during his stay in Taiwan and that he is interested in learning the views of the local people.

    Visiting Chinese National Tourism Administration Director Shao Qiwei (ªòµX°¶) made the remarks while touring scenic spots in Tainan.

    Shao's words came a day after legislators from the opposition Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU) called for his immediate expulsion from the country for "seriously damaging Taiwan's national dignity" by asking reception authorities to remove the Republic of China national flag and photos of President Chen Shui-bian (³¯¤ô«ó) prior to his visits to local establishments.

    Shao's delegation has also been dogged by a group of local protesters during its trip around the nation. The protesters burned and trampled a Chinese flag to show their resentment toward China.

    Shao visited two historical sites in Tainan, including Anping Castle.
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