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不放棄的意念：茶苗沒辦法開口抱怨，但是我這個帶它們離鄉背井的人，不可以半途棄它們不顧！既然把它們帶來了，接下來，照顧的責任就讓我來擔。
甘，總是在苦之後！
1996年，陳俊維帶著五百博客來網路書局多枝的烏龍茶茶枝、跟著父親到地球另一端紐西蘭，開啟日後五千多個日子的種茶歲月！
把台灣的烏龍茶移植到紐西蘭，絕對是一項壯舉，在此之前，烏龍茶樹從沒在亞洲以外的土地上繁植成功過，更何況是在另一端的南半球！
從一個原本懷著高科技夢想、主修光電的理工科人才，到成為下田挖土、施肥，兼抓蟲、趕鳥的茶農，原本以為自己「誤入歧途」的台灣囝仔陳俊維，將娓娓道來一路的酸甜苦辣！
本書特色
讓台灣的茶跨越國際，成長在消失的國界「紐西蘭」
各國媒體競相報導的台灣之光陳俊維；
一個台灣囝仔遠渡重洋，如何用13年的時間，
將台灣的烏龍茶移植到紐西蘭。
作者簡介
陳俊維（ Vincent Chen）
1974年 出生
1995年 聯合工專光學電子工程科畢業
1997年 正式移民紐西蘭
經歷
TVB Media Ltd. 負責人
TRANZ International Consultancy Ltd. 總經理（紐西蘭土地開發公司）
曾經創下連續四個銷售案以拍賣方式於二小時內銷售一空的空前紀錄。
New Zealand SMARTHEALTH Corporation Ltd. 執行長
ETERNA Holdings Ltd. 總經理（ZEALONG）
作者： 陳俊維
新功能介紹- 出版社：商周出版
新功能介紹 - 出版日期：2011/05/08
- 語言：繁體中文
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2018-05-26 03:00
‘TWO-FACED AGGRESSION’: Several US lawmakers tweeted their support for the nation after Burkina Faso broke off diplomatic ties, pointing to Chinese pressure
/ Staff writer, with CNA, WASHINGTON
The US House of Representatives on Thursday passed its annual defense spending bill for fiscal year 2019, which includes provisions to help strengthen Taiwan’s military capabilities.
The US$717 billion National Defense Authorization Act cleared the House 351-66.
Section 1253, titled “Strengthening Taiwan’s Force Readiness,” would direct the US secretary of defense to conduct a comprehensive assessment, in consultation with their Taiwanese counterparts, on ways to enhance and reform Taiwan’s military forces, particularly the reserve forces, the text of the bill published by the House says.
The assessment would also require the development of recommendations to strengthen bilateral cooperation and improve Taiwan’s self-defense capabilities, it says.
The secretary of defense, in consultation with the US secretary of state, would be required to submit a report on the assessment and a list of recommendations and planned actions to the appropriate congressional committees no later than one year after the act is enacted, it says.
Section 1262, titled “Senior Defense Engagement with Taiwan,” would express the sense of US Congress that, pursuant to the Taiwan Travel Act, a service secretary or member of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff should visit Taiwan for senior-level defense engagement.
It would also require a briefing to the congressional defense and foreign affairs committees on any plans by the US Department of Defense to carry out senior-level defense engagement.
Separately on Thursday, several US lawmakers took to social media to express their concern and support for Taiwan after it lost another diplomatic ally, most likely because of China’s influence.
Burkina Faso earlier that day announced that it was severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan, citing “the interests of Burkina Faso and its people in the concert of nations,” Reuters reported.
US representatives Paul Gosar and Ted Yoho wrote in their posts that the US would stand with Taiwan in the face of Beijing’s pressure.
Gosar highlighted the nation’s virtues, calling it on Twitter “a strategic military and trade ally and a beacon in Asia,” and pledged to stand behind Taiwan and “its right to diplomatic relations.”
In addition to a message of support for Taiwan, Yoho also called out China for what he called its “two-faced aggression.”
He wrote that China’s minister of foreign affairs has said that the “US&China ‘should properly handle Taiwan,’” yet it continues to destabilize the Taiwan Strait with provocations, such as blocking Taiwan’s participation at this year’s World Health Assembly and poaching two of its allies in less than a month.
US Senator Marco Rubio said it was “regrettable Burkina Faso folded to China’s coercion and cut ties with Taiwan,” but warned that Beijing’s offers would come with strings attached, as it always puts its own authoritarian interests first.
House Committee on Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce said on the committee’s Twitter account that he was “very concerned by concerted pressure campaign Taiwan is facing, including its exclusion from WHO.”
In response to the outpouring of support, Taiwan’s representative office in the US issued a statement expressing its thanks to Congress for its long-standing, firm support of the Taiwan-US friendship.
新聞來源：TAIPEI TIMES
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