1.媒体来源:
latimes
2.完整新闻标题:
Presidents of China and Taiwan reportedly plan 1st meeting since civil war
中国与台湾的领导人自内战后第一次会面
3.完整新闻内文:
Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Singapore on Saturday, the first meeting between the top leaders of the two governments since they split amid civil war in 1949, Taiwan's official news agency reported Tuesday.
周六会面
The two presidents will exchange views on "consolidating cross-strait peace and maintaining the cross-strait status quo," the Central News Agency said.
交换意见 "两岸和平, 保持现状" from 中央社
No statement or any agreement is planned, said the report, which quoted high-level sources from Taiwan's Presidential Office.
啥都不签
The historic meeting would come just two months before presidential elections in Taiwan in which Ma’s Nationalist Party is widely expected to lose. Democratic Progressive Party candidate Tsai Ing-wen has been ahead in the polls for months, with the Nationalists running a disorganized campaign and recently replacing candidate Hung Hsiu-chu, 67, a teacher-turned-legislator who was drawing as little as 13% support.
两个月后国民党就输到脱裤子了, 13%只好换柱
Ma, who is finishing his second term, cannot seek another term.
马不能连任囉
The possibility that the DPP might win the presidency and have a supportive legislature to work with has been stoking anxiety in mainland China.
中国喜闻乐见..才怪
Despite the Nationalists' longtime anti-Communist stance, Ma has pursued closer economic ties with mainland China. While pleasing business interests, his approach has worried many voters — especially those in their 20s and 30s — who see themselves as distinct from mainland Chinese, fear becoming too fiscally integrated with their giant neighbor and say the closer links have failed to deliver widespread benefits.
20/30岁的人不爽马
A DPP win is anathema to Communist Party authorities in Beijing, who regard Taiwan as a renegade province that must one day be reunified with the mainland — by force, if necessary. That stance has kept Taiwan out of the United Nations and other international bodies and left it with a dwindling number of formal diplomatic allies.
北京认为台湾必遭中共统一, 即便使用武力
For months, Beijing has been ramping up its rhetoric against Tsai, criticizing U.S. officials for receiving her on a visit to Washington in June.
北京开始提防蔡英文
In August, the state-run Global Times tabloid carried a commentary warning that the DPP advocates Taiwan independence and that “once Tsai assumed office, Taiwan would be heading toward a cliff if the separatists … gain momentum.” Calling Taiwan independence “nothing but a dead end,” it said the democratic island’s “future will be in jeopardy if it sinks deeper in the daydream.”
总之就是说DPP台独必亡
The Nationalists — the party of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, who battled the Communists in China's 1940s civil war — appears on track to lose not just the presidency, which has happened only once before, but also to forfeit control of parliament. That would be unprecedented since Chiang and millions of his supporters lost the civil war and set up a separate government on the island, 100 miles off the mainland’s southeastern coast.
蒋光头输了中国后带着百万人逃到小岛来
Presidential office spokesman Chen Yi-hsin planned to hold a briefing Wednesday to discuss how the Singapore meeting had come about. Ma will hold a news briefing Thursday, officials told the Central News Agency.
马英九周四才会开记者会
A DPP spokesman called the timing of the meeting between Ma and Xi questionable, the agency reported, and demanded an explanation from the ruling party's candidate.
DPP发言人: 时机点令人起疑 (笔者比较想翻是咧冲三小 )
The Nationalists, or Kuomintang, replaced Hung as their presidential candidate last month with party chairman Eric Chu.
换柱为朱
Gerrit van der Wees, editor of Taiwan Communiqué, wrote in the Taipei Times late last month that “Hung’s extreme pro-China slant was leading the staid ruling Kuomintang to an almost certain catastrophe in both the presidential and legislative elections, and her removal presumably was designed to guide the party back to a more mainstream course.”
因为洪太统
Whether the meeting between Ma and Xi will further reinforce negative perceptions that the Nationalists are cozying up to Beijing remains to be seen.
Chu is expected to visit Washington — as well as Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco — next week.
Protect 朱预期来访华盛肚 落三鸡 扭约 旧金山