The United Kingdom's engagement with Taiwan and China should not be a matter of choosing one side or the other, and maintaining relations with China does not mean it cannot have a fruitful relationship with Taiwan, Sarah Champion, a member of the U.K. parliament, said in a recent interview with CNA.
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