Yang Du Bridges Cross-Strait Ties Through Literature
Yang Du, a Taiwan-based poet, uses literature and forums to highlight the historical bonds between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan, weaving cultural identity into every dialogue.
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The 35th Hong Kong Book Fair opens with over 620 activities, spotlighting diverse publications from the Chinese mainland.
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