United State Congress
Washington, D.C. 20510
January 28, 2008
Dear Honorable U.S. Senator/House Representative:
It is a great pleasure for me to write this letter to you on
behalf of the National Association for China's Peaceful Unification
(NACPU) in Washington D.C. to congratulate you as the newly elected
Congressional Member. We wish you great successes in the New Year and
would like very much to keep a close contact with you or send a special
delegation to meet with you this year to discuss some of the
developments in the Sino-U.S.-Taiwan relations that deserve special
attention.
We also gladly present you a gift book entitled "One Country,
Two System" in Taiwan, written originally in Chinese by Dr. Hsing Chi,
and now translated into English by Dr. Sheng-Wei Wang. Both of them
were born and educated in Taiwan and later earned their advanced
degrees in the U.S. The book is published by International Publishing
House for China乫s Culture in the U.S.
You may already know that, lately, troubling signs are
unfolding, unsettling the peace and stability of the Asia-Pacific
region and creating a dire situation across the Taiwan Strait due to
President Chen Shui-bian's provocative political stance of supporting
Taiwan independence. Chen had a bad reputation as Time Magazine's
Man of the Year (2006) for his corrupt government and as a "trouble
maker generally acknowledged by the international community." Most
of the people in Taiwan do not support Taiwan independence and want
to maintain a peaceful relationship with the Chinese mainland.
America's position on firmly opposing the Taiwan independence
movement becomes a critical and determining factor in keeping the
cross-strait peace and stability. Hsing Chi points out that "one
country, two systems" is the best way to 1) maintain the current
political systems and life style in both Taiwan and the mainland;
2) ensure the safety of the Taiwan Strait; and 3) eliminate the core
hindrance of Sino-U.S. relations.
America is a great country and America has many great
politicians and citizens. I, therefore, think that Americans could
understand the deep pain and sorrow that many Chinese people have
suffered due to the Chinese Civil War and the subsequent 58-year
separation of the Chinese mainland and Taiwan. I, hereby, sincerely
wish that after reading this book, you would be willing to help
China乫s reunification, continuing to support the "one China" policy.
We would be very happy to receive an appointment with you
at a time suitable on your side to discuss further the Taiwan issue
and the Sino-U.S. relations. Our contact information is listed below.
We sincerely look forward to hearing from you.
Respectfully yours,
Hunter Huang
President
National Association for China's Peaceful Unification (NACPU)
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