Chiang Kai-shek’s great grandson moves to mainland China as clan builds cross-strait ties


Andrew Chiang You-ching, the great grandson of Taiwan’s former leader Chiang Kai-shek, announced on social media that he is moving to Hangzhou to build a career and promote cross-strait ties. -- Photo: Douyin/Andrew Chiang

SHANGHAI: The great grandson of former Taiwanese leader Chiang Kai-shek is now living in the mainland Chinese city of Hangzhou, as his family plays a key role in promoting cross-strait exchanges.

In a social media post last week, Andrew Chiang You-ching, 35, the youngest member in his generation of the Chiang family, a symbol of anti-communism in the previous century, said he had decided to relocate to the mainland to develop a career in the capital of eastern Zhejiang province.

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