While both insist there's only 'one China,' we have different interpretations of 'one China'.

— Wu Po-hsiung Wu lauds DPP’s China department (2012)

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Statements were made during his visit to the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to meet with Secretary-General of the Communist Party of China, Hu Jintao when both agree on One-China Principle under 1992 consensus in governing cross-strait relations between Taiwan and Mainland China, 22 March 2012.

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While both insist there's only 'one China,' we have different interpretations of 'one China'.

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