[앵커]
As Taiwan has announced its will to confront China’s armed protests, the anxiety of the residents is growing.
We looked at the expressions of residents in Fujian Province, China, which is closest to Taiwan, and Keelung City, Taiwan, which is close to China.
Reporter Ryu Jae-bok reports.
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Pingtan Island, Fujian Province, is the closest Chinese resort area facing Taiwan.
Right next to the market, white smoke rises with a loud bang.
Shortly thereafter, the appearance of missiles heading for Taiwan is caught in the eye one after another.
However, residents and tourists do not seem to care much.
We are busy taking pictures together.
The response is that the conflict with Taiwan is not so worrisome.
[중국 저장성 여행객 : 중국이 타이완을 통일할 수 있을 만큼 강력하다고 믿기 때문에 두렵지 않습니다.]
[중국 저장성 여행객 : 타이완은 우리의 일부이기 때문에 타이완 해방은 역사 발전의 필연적인 결과입니다. 우리(대만과 본토)는 모두 한가족입니다.]
The northernmost port in Taiwan, the closest to China.
As always, the residents who came out to swim have a good time.
However, the concerns of fishermen who have to make a living are not alone.
It’s squid season, but I can’t afford to go fishing.
[처우팅타이 / 타이완 지룽시 어민 : 반드시 위험할 겁니다. 그들이 해버리면 달리 방법이 없습니다.]
[천원칭 / 지룽시 어민협회 이사 : 어민들에게 생명과 재산 손실이 오는 상황을 막기 위해서 떠나라고 알려야 합니다. 그렇지 않으면 매우 곤란해집니다.]
On the first day of military exercises, China fired hundreds of shells and missiles at Taiwan.
The Taiwanese government has expressed a strong will to defend its sovereignty against China’s military threat.
This is YTN Ryu Jae-bok.
YTN Ryu Jae-bok ([email protected])
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