Xi Jinping congratulated Trump on the election; China-Taiwan relations face ‘Trump risk’
입력 2024.11.07 (23:51)
수정 2024.11.08 (01:18)
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U.S. media reported that President-elect Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
On the other hand, there was no phone call between Trump and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
With Trump's re-election, repercussions in the relationship between China and Taiwan are expected.
This is a report from KBS correspondent Kim Min-jung in Beijing.
[Report]
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Trump during a phone call, according to U.S. media.
In a separate congratulatory message, President Xi emphasized cooperation, stating, "China and the U.S. would benefit from cooperation and loose from confrontation."
However, there was no phone call between President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan and President-elect Trump.
[Sun Swei/Chinese CGTN International Affairs Commentator: "The Trump administration clearly recognized the sensitivity of the Taiwan issue during its previous term. If the U.S. introduces any policies, China will also respond."]
During the election period, Trump pressured Taiwan to share defense costs multiple times.
As a result, there are predictions that military support and security cooperation with Taiwan may weaken under Trump's second administration compared to the Biden administration.
President-elect Trump has also accused Taiwan's TSMC of stealing 95% of the U.S. semiconductor business.
[Zhu Yunfeng/Professor of Dongwu University in Taiwan/TVBS Interview: "Trump may demand TSMC to increase the scale of its factories in the U.S. He might also ask for the transfer of key technologies to the U.S."]
In fact, as his re-election was confirmed, TSMC's stock price fell, indicating that the Trump risk for Taiwan is becoming a reality.
With the prospect of tariff bombs against China and increased pressure on Taiwan, the cross-strait relations between China and Taiwan during Trump's second term could become even more challenging.
This is Kim Min-jung from KBS News in Beijing.
U.S. media reported that President-elect Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
On the other hand, there was no phone call between Trump and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
With Trump's re-election, repercussions in the relationship between China and Taiwan are expected.
This is a report from KBS correspondent Kim Min-jung in Beijing.
[Report]
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Trump during a phone call, according to U.S. media.
In a separate congratulatory message, President Xi emphasized cooperation, stating, "China and the U.S. would benefit from cooperation and loose from confrontation."
However, there was no phone call between President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan and President-elect Trump.
[Sun Swei/Chinese CGTN International Affairs Commentator: "The Trump administration clearly recognized the sensitivity of the Taiwan issue during its previous term. If the U.S. introduces any policies, China will also respond."]
During the election period, Trump pressured Taiwan to share defense costs multiple times.
As a result, there are predictions that military support and security cooperation with Taiwan may weaken under Trump's second administration compared to the Biden administration.
President-elect Trump has also accused Taiwan's TSMC of stealing 95% of the U.S. semiconductor business.
[Zhu Yunfeng/Professor of Dongwu University in Taiwan/TVBS Interview: "Trump may demand TSMC to increase the scale of its factories in the U.S. He might also ask for the transfer of key technologies to the U.S."]
In fact, as his re-election was confirmed, TSMC's stock price fell, indicating that the Trump risk for Taiwan is becoming a reality.
With the prospect of tariff bombs against China and increased pressure on Taiwan, the cross-strait relations between China and Taiwan during Trump's second term could become even more challenging.
This is Kim Min-jung from KBS News in Beijing.
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- Xi Jinping congratulated Trump on the election; China-Taiwan relations face ‘Trump risk’
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- 입력 2024-11-07 23:51:38
- 수정2024-11-08 01:18:58
[Anchor]
U.S. media reported that President-elect Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
On the other hand, there was no phone call between Trump and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
With Trump's re-election, repercussions in the relationship between China and Taiwan are expected.
This is a report from KBS correspondent Kim Min-jung in Beijing.
[Report]
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Trump during a phone call, according to U.S. media.
In a separate congratulatory message, President Xi emphasized cooperation, stating, "China and the U.S. would benefit from cooperation and loose from confrontation."
However, there was no phone call between President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan and President-elect Trump.
[Sun Swei/Chinese CGTN International Affairs Commentator: "The Trump administration clearly recognized the sensitivity of the Taiwan issue during its previous term. If the U.S. introduces any policies, China will also respond."]
During the election period, Trump pressured Taiwan to share defense costs multiple times.
As a result, there are predictions that military support and security cooperation with Taiwan may weaken under Trump's second administration compared to the Biden administration.
President-elect Trump has also accused Taiwan's TSMC of stealing 95% of the U.S. semiconductor business.
[Zhu Yunfeng/Professor of Dongwu University in Taiwan/TVBS Interview: "Trump may demand TSMC to increase the scale of its factories in the U.S. He might also ask for the transfer of key technologies to the U.S."]
In fact, as his re-election was confirmed, TSMC's stock price fell, indicating that the Trump risk for Taiwan is becoming a reality.
With the prospect of tariff bombs against China and increased pressure on Taiwan, the cross-strait relations between China and Taiwan during Trump's second term could become even more challenging.
This is Kim Min-jung from KBS News in Beijing.
U.S. media reported that President-elect Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
On the other hand, there was no phone call between Trump and Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
With Trump's re-election, repercussions in the relationship between China and Taiwan are expected.
This is a report from KBS correspondent Kim Min-jung in Beijing.
[Report]
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Trump during a phone call, according to U.S. media.
In a separate congratulatory message, President Xi emphasized cooperation, stating, "China and the U.S. would benefit from cooperation and loose from confrontation."
However, there was no phone call between President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan and President-elect Trump.
[Sun Swei/Chinese CGTN International Affairs Commentator: "The Trump administration clearly recognized the sensitivity of the Taiwan issue during its previous term. If the U.S. introduces any policies, China will also respond."]
During the election period, Trump pressured Taiwan to share defense costs multiple times.
As a result, there are predictions that military support and security cooperation with Taiwan may weaken under Trump's second administration compared to the Biden administration.
President-elect Trump has also accused Taiwan's TSMC of stealing 95% of the U.S. semiconductor business.
[Zhu Yunfeng/Professor of Dongwu University in Taiwan/TVBS Interview: "Trump may demand TSMC to increase the scale of its factories in the U.S. He might also ask for the transfer of key technologies to the U.S."]
In fact, as his re-election was confirmed, TSMC's stock price fell, indicating that the Trump risk for Taiwan is becoming a reality.
With the prospect of tariff bombs against China and increased pressure on Taiwan, the cross-strait relations between China and Taiwan during Trump's second term could become even more challenging.
This is Kim Min-jung from KBS News in Beijing.
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