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I welcome my friend and colleague of many years, decades now, Gordon G. Chang, to comment on the meeting in Beijing in a few hours, lots of impressions.

But what does it come to afterwards?

There is this metaphor that the People's Republic of China's aggression uses routinely.

The four red lines.

One red line is obviously Taiwan. Another one has to do with human rights.

That is, don't criticize us for beating up on Jimmy Lyon, condemning him to death by himself.

Don't fault us for a man who wins the Nobel Peace Prize dying in chains in one of our

prison hospitals. No, no. The third one is development.

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