BEIJING， Sept. 14 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese mainland spokesperson said Wednesday that the suspension of the cross-Strait communication mechanism will affect the negotiation and signing of new agreements.
The communication mechanism featured regular meetings between the mainland-based Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS) and the Taiwan-based Straits Exchange Foundation (SEF).
The current leader of Taiwan， who took office on May 20， has refused to recognize the 1992 Consensus that upholds both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to one China. This has shaken the political foundation of cross-Strait interactions and resulted in the suspension of regular cross-Strait communication， said Ma Xiaoguang， spokesperson of the State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office.
The suspension will also affect the execution of existing agreements， Ma said in response to a question at a press conference.
"Eight years of peaceful cross-Strait relations has been seriously impacted and people from both sides， especially from Taiwan， are concerned about the future of the cross-Strait relationship，" Ma said.
Adherence to the 1992 Consensus and the common political foundation that features the one-China principle is the correct road and in line with common interests across the Strait， he said.
Ma said only by sticking to the 1992 Consensus and the core meaning that both sides belong to one China can the two sides seek common ground while shelving their differences.
JAKARTA， Sept. 27 (Xinhua) -- Series of Chinese cultural events aimed at promoting closer people-to-people contact between China and Indonesia commenced here on Tuesday， helping locals know more about China.
The whole events， dubbed Experience China， were comprised of photo exhibition， inaugration of China Library， Indonesia-China music concert and a media forum.
Speaking in his remarks to address the opening ceremony of photo exhibition entitled Maritime Silk Road Pearl earlier in the day， Vice Chairman of the Chinese Association of Cultural Construction， Wang Shimin， said interaction between Indonesia and China would be greatly favored by the two peoples.
"Through the cultural exchange program， closer acquaintance and understanding between Indonesian and Chinese people can be improved， laying a more solid foundation for the development of the bilateral relation，" he said.
The photo exhibition displayed more than 150 photos highlighting daily life and scenery of China's eight cities regarded as the pearls of the Maritime Silk Road.
The exhibition would allow Indonesians to better understand China， nurture bilateral relations between the two nations which is believed to gain greater potentialities in the future， Deputy Chief of Indonesia-China Association Sudrajat said in his remarks in the event.
Featured in the Experience China program， the inaugration of China Library in Al Azhar University provides knowledge about China through thousands of China-themed books， journals and magazines.
The China Library was set up on Al Azhar University's campus premises and is open for public.
The campus rector， Ahmad Lubis， expected that China Library would greatly facilitate people-to-people contact as it helps Indonesian to acuire deeper knowledge on China's development in areas such as politic， economic， culture， science and technology and learn from China's experience in running the country.
A music concert performed by Indonesian and Chinese singers was also held later in the evening， presenting popular folk songs from both nations.
More understanding was expected to result from the media forum event scheduled on Wednesday， as journalists of both nations would meet and discuss who will share their experiences in carrying out their tasks.
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""Taliban militants overrun Kham Ab district in the wee hours of today and the district headquarters is in their control at the moment,"" Khan told Xinhua.
Without giving more details, the official said that the government forces had retreated.
Meantime, a spokesman for security forces in the province, Nasratullah Jamshidi, said that clash for the control of Kham Ab district has been continuing.
Taliban militants who have briefly captured some four districts in different provinces over the past couple of months are yet to make comments on the situation in Kham Ab district.
Bordering Turkmenistan, Kham Ab district's falling to the Taliban militants will enable the armed group to influence the neighboring Qarqin and Mangajek districts.
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