Cross-Straits Love Story: Cheng’s Journey from Taiwan to Fujian
Cheng Sheng-chung’s three-year journey from the Taiwan region to Fujian intertwines love and business, highlighting his desire for the return of the ‘Haixia’ ferry passenger service.
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