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Beijing Proposes Ten Point Plan to Warm Taiwan Ties

Published: Apr. 13, 2026 11:34 a.m. GMT+8

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A distant view of the Kinmen Bridge in Taiwan seen from Xiamen. Photo: VCG

China announced a 10-point plan on Sunday aimed at warming cross-Strait ties, offering a mix of economic incentives and a proposal to partially resume individual tourism to Taiwan.

The policy rollout by the Taiwan Work Office of the Communist Party’s Central Committee followed a mainland visit by Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun. Cheng led a delegation from April 7 to 12 at the invitation of the Central Committee and its General Secretary Xi Jinping. Xi met with Cheng to discuss the development of relations between the two parties and across the Taiwan Strait, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.

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China unveiled 10-point plan to warm cross-Strait ties after Kuomintang Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun's April 7-12 visit and Xi Jinping meeting.
Proposes resuming Shanghai/Fujian individual tourism to Taiwan, normalizing direct flights, Kinmen sharing Xiamen airport, and infrastructure links.
Includes importing Taiwanese ag/fishery products, youth exchanges (20 groups/year), and Taiwanese media on mainland platforms, based on 1992 Consensus.

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