From the Streets of Taiwan
May 16, 2024
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as posted by the channelTaiwanese Locals Sounds Off on China, America, and Independence
This week on 51/49, James travels to Taiwan to speak to and hear directly from the Taiwanese locals about how they view their national identity, their thoughts about China, their views on the US, and their vision for the future of Taiwan.
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