Lee Teng-hui

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Lee Teng-hui was a prominent Taiwanese politician who served as the President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 1988 to 2000. He is credited with leading Taiwan's transition to a multi-party democracy and was instrumental in implementing significant political reforms. Lee's presidency marked a period of increased international recognition for Taiwan, and he is often regarded as the 'father of Taiwan's democracy.' His legacy includes the establishment of the National Health Insurance (NHI) system, which has provided comprehensive healthcare coverage to the Taiwanese population.

Born on Jan 15, 1923 (103 years old)

Global Media Ratings

Dominance

0.00%

Persistence

1 wks

Reach

82,558

Power

2,322$

Sentiment

7.67

Countries Mentioned

Country	Mentions	Sentiment	Dominance	+ Persistence	x Population	= Reach	x GDP (millions)	= Power
Taiwan	3	7.67	0.32%	+10%	23,816,775	82,558	$670,000	2,322$
Totals	3				23,816,775	82,558	$670,000	2,322$

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Taiwan Taiwan: Former president Lee Teng-hui sought to diversify Taiwan’s arms procurement options, even negotiating with Russia as a supplier. 7

Lin Hsiao Ting Boris Yeltsin Tang Fei

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Taiwan under Lee eyed Russia as arms supplier: researcher

Taiwan Taiwan: Former president Lee Teng-hui’s 'special state-to-state relations' framework helped Taiwan move beyond Beijing’s 'one China' narrative. 9

Lin Hsiao Ting Tsai Ing Wen Ting Mao Shih Richard Solomon George H W Bush Bill Clinton

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: New book touts ex-president Lee Teng-hui’s legacy

Taiwan Taiwan: Liu advised then-president Lee Teng-hui to register the party as a legal entity. 7

Liu Tai Ying Hau Pei Tsun

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Many KMT assets fell into private hands: ex-official

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui's 'special state-to-state' doctrine is referenced in relation to the DPP's stance. 5

Cheng Li Wun Tang Hsiang Lung Raymond Greene Su Chi Ma Ying Jeou Chuang Jui Hsiung

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: ‘One China’ formula key to restarting talks: KMT chair

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui was the president of Taiwan who issued an apology regarding the 228 Incident. 5

Shih Chiang Nan Chen Chiao Tung Chen Yi Ko Yuan Fen Tu Tsung Ming Lee Huo Tseng Lee Hsiao Feng Wu Hung Chi Liu Jui Han Huang Hui Hsu Chiang Shih Shu Chuan Shih Ling Yu Lin Mao Sheng Chen Hsin

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Taiwan in Time: Disappearance of an outspoken doctor

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee convened a national affairs conference to build consensus during his presidency. 7

William Lai Chen Shui Bian Cheng Li Wun Han Kuo Yu Chen Yu Hsin

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Constructing political consensus - Taipei Times

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui is referenced as the former president whose promotion attempt was withdrawn by Hau Pei-tsun. 5

Cho Jung Tai Chung Chia Pin Huang Kuo Chang Lo Chih Chiang Rosalia Wu Hau Pei Tsun Chiang Chung Ling William Lai Han Ying

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: DPP challenges opposition to call for a no-confidence vote

Taiwan Taiwan: Former president Lee Teng-hui was in office at the time of the author's military service. 7

Chang Yu Sheng Ming Dao Leon Dai He Yi Hang Hu Gua Greg Hsu Jimmy Hsu

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Serving is easier than draft dodging

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui established the Taiwan Solidarity Union by taking politicians out of the KMT. 5

Cheng Li Wun Hau Lung Bin Xi Jin Ping Sanho Chung Huang Kuo Chang Wang Jin Pyng Ma Ying Jeou Huang Min Hui Hung Hsiu Chu Fu Kun Chi James Soong Michael Turton

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Notes from Central Taiwan: KMT chair election: History repeating? Or just rhyming?

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Teng-hui was a former president of Taiwan whose administration influenced the Sunflower movement. 7

Chen Shui Bian Chen Chi Nung Kyra Gustavsen

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: The growing need for a Douyin ban