China will not tolerate the attempt of any external force to use Taiwan as a card to cause difficulties for cross-Straits relations, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang warned on Tuesday.Li made the remarks at a news conference after the closing meeting of the first session of the 13th National People's Congress.Li noted that the mainland and Taiwan belong to one and the same China and must not tolerate any attempt for Taiwan independence.Beijing is ready to have dialogues and consultation with all political parties and groups in Taiwan who adhere to the one-China principle to discuss all issues that concern people on both sides and work for peaceful development of cross-Straits relations to eventually achieve China's peaceful reunification, Li said.We believe that represents the fundamental interests of our nation, he said.Li said the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations has served the well-being of people on both sides of the Taiwan Straits, and China vows to continue to pursue the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations.We have always been working to ensure that our compatriots from Taiwan will be able to enjoy the same treatment as mainlanders do when they come to work, live or study on the mainland, because we are members of the same family, Li said.Beijing has recently issued 31 measures to promote cross-Straits economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation. Taiwan people will gradually be granted equal status with residents of the Chinese mainland with regard to entrepreneurship, employment, education and living. tyvek event wristbandshow to make silicone braceletscustomise fidget spinnercustom livestrong bracelets
YANGON - Various kinds of items including one iron box and steward suits have been recovered in the vicinity of the sea area where the tail of the Myanmar military plane was found, Myanmar News Agency reported Tuesday. The items of the victims were recovered by two fishing motor boats on Monday evening while searching for the remaining parts of the crashed plane. However, two divers were injured by water pressure while conducting retrieve of parts of the plane wreckage in deep waters, the report said. On Sunday evening, Flight Data Recorder (Black Box) and CVR (Cockpit Voice Recorder) were found in the already retrieved plane's tail section which was entangled with a fishing net of a local vessel under the sea off the country's southern coast. Authorities are continuing to probe into the causes of the plane crash based on the black box. So far, a total of 92 bodies have been recovered as of late Sunday. With a load of 2.4 tons of cargo and 122 people aboard, including 108 military personnel and their family members and 14 crew members, the aircraft of the Myanmar Air Force lost contact with the ground shortly after taking off from Myeik on June 7. The plane was believed to have crashed in the Andaman Sea off the southern Tanintharyi region on a flight to Yangon.
