The leaders of China and Taiwan hav

The leaders of China and Taiwan have held historic talks in Singapore - their first in more than 60 years.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou shook hands at the start of the talks, which were seen as largely symbolic.
China views Taiwan as a breakaway province which will one day be reunited with the mainland.
But many Taiwanese see it as independent and are concerned at China's growing influence.
The awkward questions that could crop up
What's behind the China-Taiwan divide?
"Both sides should respect each other's values and way of life," Mr Ma said as the talks began at a luxury hotel.
Mr Xi told the Taiwanese leader: "We are one family

Результаты (латинский) 1:

Primores Sinarum Taiwan habuisse historic loquitur Singapore - prima plus LX annis.
President Xi Jinping et Taiwan scriptor Praeses Ma Ying-jeou dextrisque initio loquitur, quae visa, valde typicus.
Sinarum views Taiwan ut breakaway provincia aliquando unietur continenti iunctae descendit.
Plurimi Tatar, prout iuris adversum amet crescit auctoritas.
inque partem imperii quaestiones possent ratur
quid post elit, Taiwan dividunt?
"Vtrimque praeceptorem alterius valores omnibus et singulis vitae, "Mr Ma dixit sicut loquitur incipiens a luxuria Hotel.
Mr Xi indicavit Taiwanese ducem: "sumus in una familia unaque