Two elves and a scroll: China military releases animation on Taiwan 'reunification'


A 2011 file photo of an audio-visual interpretation of a painting titled Dwelling In The Fuchun Mountains by Chinese painter Huang Gongwang at the National Palace Museum in Taipei. - Reuters

BEIJING, Oct 2 (Reuters): The Chinese military released an animated short film on National Day showing pieces of a scroll painting torn in two more than 300 years ago being reunited, in a show of the mainland's determination to bring self-ruled Taiwan into the fold.

The pieces of the "The Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains", one of China's best-known ancient paintings, are kept separately in museums in China and Taiwan, the democratically governed island that Beijing claims as one its provinces, and which it reserves the right to take over by force.

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