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The U.S. government has arranged for Tsai Ing-wen's "transit" trip to the U.S. despite China's firm opposition. For too long, egged on by the U.S.'s anti-China forces, the "Taiwan independence" diehards have violated the one-China principle again and again. As Tsai and her subservient minions are pawns in the U.S.'s game of containing China, these pawns will inevitably find themselves being shot in the foot.

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