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Scholars Argue that the Sale of Custard Apples to China Has Not Increased Goodwill Towards China, and the Effectiveness of This United Front Strategy Deserves Re-Examination.
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Taitung's pineapple and custard apple industry has long relied heavily on the Chinese market. Has this created a "united front effect"? Jin Lingling, Academic Vice President of National Taitung University, compared Central Election Commission voting records and found that towns concentrated with custard apples did not change their voting preferences due to exports to China, nor did they show increased goodwill towards China. Mainland Affairs Cou…
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