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76. See Shirley A. Kan, “Taiwan: Annual Arms Sales Process,”
CRS Report for Congress, June 5, 2001, for the 4-staged talks between
Taiwan and the United States until 2001 when President
George W. Bush stopped this annual process but based future
arms sales talks on a need-based process. See also Shirley A. Kan,
“Taiwan: Major U.S. Arms Sales since 1990,” CRS Report for Congress,
December 2, 2009, for a detailed account for the arms sell to
Taiwan.
77. Jin Yinan (金一南), “对台军售: 从实用主义到霸权主义”
(“Arms Sales to Taiwan: From Pragmatism to Hegemonic Practice”),
学习月刊 (Study Times Monthly), No. 2, 2010; Xinhuanet,
“不要指望美国放弃对台军售” (“Don’t Expect the United States to
Abandon Arms Sales to Taiwan”), February 8, 2010; Yang Tiehu
(杨铁虎), “时事评述:美国必将为对台售武付出沉重代价” (“News
Analysis: The U.S. Must Pay a Heavy Price for Its Arms Sales to
Taiwan”), 世界新闻报(World News Herald), February 2, 2010;
Yang Tiehu (杨铁虎), “中国也要挥舞制裁大棒坚决反制美国对台
军售” (“China Should Also Wield a Big Stick and Resolutely Oppose
U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan”), 环球时报 (Global Times), February
1, 2010; Su Nan (苏楠), “解放军少将建议制裁美国对台军售企
业” (“PLA Rear Admiral Suggests Sanctions on U.S. Firms That
Sell Arms to Taiwan”), 中国新闻社 (China News Agency), January
7, 2010; Yang Tiehu (杨铁虎), “专家:中国能够让美国感受到痛的
反制手段大增” (“Expert: China Has More Retaliation Measures
That Can Inflict Pains on the United States”), 环球时报 (Global
Times), February 1, 2010; Yang Tiehu (杨铁虎), “军事事评:岂可
再让美国肆无忌惮对台军售” (“Military Analysis: The U.S. Should
Not Be Allowed to Make Unbridled Arms Sales to Taiwan”), 人
民网 (People’s Daily Net), January 13, 2010; Guo Xuetang (郭学堂),
“为什么要给美国 ‘定规矩’” (“Why We Should ‘Set Rules’ for the
U.S. to Follow”), 文汇报 (Wenhui Bao), January 18, 2010.
78. President George W. Bush interview with ABC News reporter
Charles Gibson about his first 100 days in office on Good
Morning America, April 25, 2001.
79. John King, “Blunt Bush Message for Taiwan,” CNN Washington
Bureau, December 9, 2003. See also Thomas J. Christensen,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, “A
Strong and Moderate Taiwan,” Speech at the U.S.-Taiwan business
Council, September 11, 2007.
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