China on Thursday expelled a U.S.-based Chinese sociologist convicted of spying for Taiwan, U.S. officials said, removing yet another source of tension between the two countries ahead of a visit by Secretary of State Colin Powell. Gao Zhan was deported just one day after China expelled Chinese-born American business professor Li Shaomin, who was also convicted of spying for Taiwan in the same case.
July 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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