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陈云林在抗议声中“跨越浊水溪” 2011年 2月 24日/ L! l U3 ^2 a4 X' A
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在台进行经贸交流的海协会长陈云林周四搭高速火车抵达高雄,陈云林说首次到南台湾心情激动,而在车站迎接他的是大批维安人员以及呼应中国茉莉花革命的抗议群众。& G: S3 H' J- |/ d- B/ }- [- F% O
$ Z8 h/ a' D6 o7 `' y- c陈云林下车后在车站即受到抗议,但在众多维安人员的层层保护下,抗议者被隔开一段距离,陈云林在此起彼落的抗议声中面带笑容走出车站。 ' ?; ~1 O0 C1 }2 A" n6 X' t3 ?: I# L# m) {7 l8 o/ b
在车站除抗议民众也有一群欢迎群众,欢迎群众是由中华统一促进党组织,在一边一国的抗议声中,他们喊出的口号是和平统一。4 W: u5 x7 m, P* {$ g5 m3 g1 u
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陈云林在到访高雄前表示,此前媒体频繁的报导他终于跨越浊水溪,其实这是他心中长久的响往。6 R. p. I/ E' R4 X
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( q+ o, ^9 {" k' i& A7 x除了在车站外,抗议人士并聚集陈云林车队在前往高雄港时途经的马路,他们喊出台湾中国一边一国的口号,并且声援互联网上的中国茉莉花革命。 - r: Q) f0 r \! I0 s; B! }) i1 r; `" l$ T/ z' G; t& b
抗议者头上绑的布条上印有“和平,尊严,茉莉花”,并挂起大型标语表示“欢迎中国民主革命”,标语还包括“不欢迎残害中国人的共产党”。 , }- d0 s+ q5 v, J) N) s5 V- g: Z1 Y. v' y0 W. H- {
在陈云林车队经过时,抗议者将手上象征苿莉花的白花扔向车队,也有抗议者朝车队扔出鸡蛋,而在警方隔离下这些抗议活动并未阻碍车队的前进。 e. d. ?1 w9 o( y% q" a- h' c5 r2 e
人数具有优势的警察阻止了抗议者靠近陈云林,但未出现过去在北台湾陈江会时强行摀住抗议者嘴吧那样的高度压制,抗议者的活动与呼喊台湾独立口号都未受警方强力干预。 / I: D% B% \! `) C) R- B . ~: a3 {- ]/ @, ~% y在陈云林到访前,由民进党执政的高雄市政府即保证访问团一行的安全,同时表示警方也会尊重与保障非暴力的抗议活动。2 V) S2 o, d) k' l5 U+ s
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5 R. q0 k F$ p/ q陈云林此行率领的经贸交流团成员,包括了中国国企与多家大型企业,这些企业家在高雄与当地的企业家进行了交流。 * l+ U2 S1 A# I0 \% G$ l4 E/ m5 `7 B$ q. Z$ c/ r
陈云林说他带领这群中央级或世界五百强的大陆企业到台湾南部,其目的是要研究两岸企业如何优势互补,他此前并表示大陆企业对台湾的投资太少需要检讨。% m8 `/ X9 \8 a) S# I# S: t/ v
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Chinese top negotiator Chen Yunlin (4th R) is escorted by master Hsin Yun (5th R) at Fo Guang Shan Monastery in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. A senior Chinese official arrived in south Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments, as protesters threw eggs and flowers, in reference to Tunisia's 'Jasmine revolution'.$ x! j9 B& B5 O" {0 _, K
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抗议 ! F) x% M6 E* [/ |) EProtesters shout slogans with banners and placards as Chinese top negotiator Chen Yunlin visits the southern Yunlin county on February 26, 2011. A senior Chinese official continued his tour of southern Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments.; a9 K+ h V; L( R4 s
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抗议 5 y5 T4 W3 D! S1 A3 h0 c; HPro-Taiwan independence activists throw eggs and flowers as Chinese top negotiactor Chen Yunlin attends a meeting with Taiwan businessmen outside the harbor in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. Close to 200 demonstrators were waiting for Chen Yunlin, China's top negotiator for Taiwan, as he arrived for a forum at the port of Kaohsiung, the island's second-largest city.- {. n0 ^1 j* t- b3 t- i
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A pro-Taiwan independence activist is blocked by the police as Chinese top negotiactor Chen Yunlin attends a meeting with Taiwan businessmen outside the harbour in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. A senior Chinese official arrived in south Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments, as protesters threw eggs and flowers, in reference to Tunisia's 'Jasmine revolution'.