Taiwan Renews China Travel Warning After Taiwanese Nurse Questioned in Tibet – TaiwanPlus

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council has renewed its warning about traveling to China after a Taiwanese nurse said he was questioned by Chinese state security personnel during a trip to Tibet. According to the nurse, officials conducted an hour-long background check—asking about his political views, links to the military and government, and whether he supported unification with China. Mainland Affairs Council Deputy Minister Liang Wen-chieh said the case reflects a broader risk facing Taiwanese visitors in China. The council’s spokesperson added that the incident was not an isolated case and urged travelers to be aware of potential checks and questioning.