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星云法师在佛光山接待陈云林 # d$ E7 O6 { V) A3 n0 aChinese top negotiator Chen Yunlin (4th R) is escorted by master Hsin Yun (5th R) at Fo Guang Shan Monastery in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. A senior Chinese official arrived in south Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments, as protesters threw eggs and flowers, in reference to Tunisia's 'Jasmine revolution'.1 z4 f: Y( {. k& N( a
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大陆海峡两岸关系协会(海协会)会长陈云林昨天首次踏入绿营阵地南台湾,高雄政商界热情欢迎与支持台独群众激烈抗议形成强烈对比。 4 Y4 r6 I' B$ n6 M4 N% Q9 G" ]' _' L7 ]9 B- p5 l5 }( n) T
在高雄市政府警察局策划周详的维安下,昨天分别在左营高铁站、高雄港务局及佛光山等候陈云林的近百名抗议群众,都没有突破上百人警力人墙及区隔的拒马防线。 . G. L" V" D0 n, W+ }0 Y5 k0 E7 e* |: a5 U% L+ F
抗议群众准备的鸡蛋、菊花也砸不到目标;抗议车广播的歌曲《茉莉花》、拉高嗓音喊“滚蛋”,更被“欢迎、欢迎”的声浪掩盖。' ^. J4 M" C; L5 _, _
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抗议 ) B/ Z$ v- t2 i0 U6 {% p9 `Protesters shout slogans with banners and placards as Chinese top negotiator Chen Yunlin visits the southern Yunlin county on February 26, 2011. A senior Chinese official continued his tour of southern Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments. 7 t# Q2 Z3 Z, \( \$ b# \( Z& F: r( E3 d
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Pro-Taiwan independence activists throw eggs and flowers as Chinese top negotiactor Chen Yunlin attends a meeting with Taiwan businessmen outside the harbor in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. Close to 200 demonstrators were waiting for Chen Yunlin, China's top negotiator for Taiwan, as he arrived for a forum at the port of Kaohsiung, the island's second-largest city.7 Z2 V O- R8 m. @7 \) Q
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A pro-Taiwan independence activist is blocked by the police as Chinese top negotiactor Chen Yunlin attends a meeting with Taiwan businessmen outside the harbour in southern Kaohsiung on February 24, 2011. A senior Chinese official arrived in south Taiwan, a hotbed of anti-Beijing sentiments, as protesters threw eggs and flowers, in reference to Tunisia's 'Jasmine revolution'.