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李慶平,1946年生於北平,籍貫廣東,政治大學外交所畢業,曾任職國民黨中央黨部。 1975年前往美國華府,從事黨務、留學生組織工作。1986年任駐美代表處文化組組長。 1992年5月起,擔任海基會副秘書長,承辦辜汪會談等活動。1998年轉任中國廣播公司 總經理。本訪問紀錄詳述今日朝野爭議不休的「九二共識」之來龍去脈,以及新加坡辜 汪會談的籌備與進行,具有重要史料價值。
Lee, Ching-ping, born in 1946 in Beiping (now Beijing), hails from Guangdong Province. He graduated from the Graduate Institute of International Affairs at National Chengchi University and previously served at the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In 1975, he moved to Washington, D.C., USA, where he engaged in party affairs and organized activities for overseas students. In 1986, he became the head of the cultural affairs division at the coordination council for North American Affairs in Washington,D.C. Starting in May 1992, he served as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), managing activities such as the Koo-Wang talks. In 1998, he transitioned to become the General Manager of China Broadcasting Corporation. This interview provides a detailed account of the contentious "1992 Consensus" in today's cross-strait relations, as well as the preparations and conduct of the Koo-Wang talks in Singapore, offering significant historical documentation.
作者訪問╱汪正晟,記錄╱ 林東璟
作者Interviewer: Wang, Chen-cheng,Recorder: Lin, Tung-ching
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出版單位中研院近代史研究所
出版單位Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
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李慶平,1946年生於北平,籍貫廣東,政治大學外交所畢業,曾任職國民黨中央黨部。 1975年前往美國華府,從事黨務、留學生組織工作。1986年任駐美代表處文化組組長。 1992年5月起,擔任海基會副秘書長,承辦辜汪會談等活動。1998年轉任中國廣播公司 總經理。本訪問紀錄詳述今日朝野爭議不休的「九二共識」之來龍去脈,以及新加坡辜 汪會談的籌備與進行,具有重要史料價值。
Lee, Ching-ping, born in 1946 in Beiping (now Beijing), hails from Guangdong Province. He graduated from the Graduate Institute of International Affairs at National Chengchi University and previously served at the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In 1975, he moved to Washington, D.C., USA, where he engaged in party affairs and organized activities for overseas students. In 1986, he became the head of the cultural affairs division at the coordination council for North American Affairs in Washington,D.C. Starting in May 1992, he served as the Deputy Secretary-General of the Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF), managing activities such as the Koo-Wang talks. In 1998, he transitioned to become the General Manager of China Broadcasting Corporation. This interview provides a detailed account of the contentious "1992 Consensus" in today's cross-strait relations, as well as the preparations and conduct of the Koo-Wang talks in Singapore, offering significant historical documentation.