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Story summary
- Cheng Li-wun (Taiwanese opposition leader) met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, the first contact in a decade.
- Cheng emphasized the 1992 Consensus with Xi Jinping, which acknowledges 'one China' with differing interpretations.
- Beijing announced ten measures to deepen ties, including easing trade restrictions.
- Taiwan's executive branch dismissed the measures as insincere.
- Public sentiment largely favors maintaining the status quo over unification, signaling a shift toward the KMT's pro-China stance.
