Photo: Taiwan 2008 Presidential Election on the Road

Posted by | Mar 21, 2008

In the lead-up to presidential election in Taiwan this Saturday, supporters of Ma Ying-jeou and Frank Hsieh are taking to the streets to express their political opinions, ideas, worries and hopes. From Tuhigh(图海网).com:

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