Beijing warns Taipei against hyping up China's jailing of Taiwanese activistBEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday said that any attempt to hype up its decision to jail a Taiwanese rights activist for subversion would be futile, after Taiwan s ruling political party labeled the result  unacceptable . A Chinese court on Tuesday jailed Li Ming-che, Taiwanese community college lecturer and human rights non-governmental worker, for five years for subverting Chinese state power.  Li was tried alongside a mainland activist, Peng Yuhua, who received a seven year sentence for the same charge. Both were found guilty of attempting to promote political reform in China through discussions of democracy in social media chatrooms. Taiwan s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said the result was  totally unacceptable  and called for Beijing to return Li to Taiwan. It is not a crime for Li to share his opinions about democratic freedoms with friends, they said. China s Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman Ma Xiaoguang told reporters at a regular news briefing:  Any attempts to hype up the case for political ends or to instigate opposition between compatriots across the straits will all be futile.  Although Taiwan and Beijing should have mutual respect for each other s social systems and development paths, Taiwan cannot  impose  its political ideas on the mainland or use the cover of democratic freedoms to break Chinese law, Ma said.     Ties between Beijing and the self-ruled island of Taiwan have been frosty since Taiwan s Tsai Ing-wen led the independence-leaning DPP to election victory last year.  Beijing claims the island as part of China and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control. Chiu E-Ling, secretary general of the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday that Li s supporters would call on Tsai and her government go beyond mere words to secure Li s release.  They also expressed concern over the verdict s implication for the rights of Taiwanese citizens, saying that Li had expressed his opinions online while on Taiwan soil.  The Global Times, a state-backed tabloid popular with China s nationalists, said in an editorial on Wednesday that the DPP s statement was tantamount to encouraging Taiwanese to come to China and break the law.  We hope that Taiwanese people will not accept the DPP s witchcraft and will not become an assault team or sacrificial victims for them,  the paper said.  One s own safety should be more important than the slogans they utter,  it added. worldnews
beijing warns taipei hoping china failing taiwanese activistbeijing reuters china wednesday said attempt hype decision jail taiwanese rights activist subversion would futile taiwan ruling political party labeled result unacceptable a chinese court tuesday jailed li taiwanese community college lecturer human rights worker five years subverting chinese state power li tried alongside mainland activist peng hua received seven year sentence charge both found guilty attempting promote political reform china discussions democracy social media chatrooms taiwan ruling democratic progressive party dpp said result totally unacceptable called beijing return li taiwan it crime li share opinions democratic freedoms friends said china taiwan affairs office spokesman ma xiaoguang told reporters regular news briefing any attempts hype case political ends instigated opposition compatriots across straits futile although taiwan beijing mutual respect social systems development paths taiwan impose political ideas mainland use cover democratic freedoms break chinese law ma said ties beijing island taiwan frost since taiwan tai led dpp election victory last year beijing claims island part china never renounced use force bring control chi secretary general taiwan association human rights told reporters press conference tuesday li supporters would call tai government go beyond mere words secure li release they also expressed concern verdict implication rights taiwanese citizens saying li expressed opinions online taiwan soil the global times tabloid popular china nationalists said editorial wednesday dpp statement tantamount encouraging taiwanese come china break law we hope taiwanese people accept dpp witchcraft become assault team sacrificial victims paper said one safety important slogans utter added worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Beijing warns Taipei against hyping up China's jailing of Taiwanese activistBEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday said that any attempt to hype up its decision to jail a Taiwanese rights activist for subversion would be futile, after Taiwan s ruling political party labeled the result  unacceptable . A Chinese court on Tuesday jailed Li Ming-che, Taiwanese community college lecturer and human rights non-governmental worker, for five years for subverting Chinese state power.  Li was tried alongside a mainland activist, Peng Yuhua, who received a seven year sentence for the same charge. Both were found guilty of attempting to promote political reform in China through discussions of democracy in social media chatrooms. Taiwan s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said the result was  totally unacceptable  and called for Beijing to return Li to Taiwan. It is not a crime for Li to share his opinions about democratic freedoms with friends, they said. China s Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman Ma Xiaoguang told reporters at a regular news briefing:  Any attempts to hype up the case for political ends or to instigate opposition between compatriots across the straits will all be futile.  Although Taiwan and Beijing should have mutual respect for each other s social systems and development paths, Taiwan cannot  impose  its political ideas on the mainland or use the cover of democratic freedoms to break Chinese law, Ma said.     Ties between Beijing and the self-ruled island of Taiwan have been frosty since Taiwan s Tsai Ing-wen led the independence-leaning DPP to election victory last year.  Beijing claims the island as part of China and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control. Chiu E-Ling, secretary general of the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday that Li s supporters would call on Tsai and her government go beyond mere words to secure Li s release.  They also expressed concern over the verdict s implication for the rights of Taiwanese citizens, saying that Li had expressed his opinions online while on Taiwan soil.  The Global Times, a state-backed tabloid popular with China s nationalists, said in an editorial on Wednesday that the DPP s statement was tantamount to encouraging Taiwanese to come to China and break the law.  We hope that Taiwanese people will not accept the DPP s witchcraft and will not become an assault team or sacrificial victims for them,  the paper said.  One s own safety should be more important than the slogans they utter,  it added. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: beijing warns taipei hoping china failing taiwanese activistbeijing reuters china wednesday said attempt hype decision jail taiwanese rights activist subversion would futile taiwan ruling political party labeled result unacceptable a chinese court tuesday jailed li taiwanese community college lecturer human rights worker five years subverting chinese state power li tried alongside mainland activist peng hua received seven year sentence charge both found guilty attempting promote political reform china discussions democracy social media chatrooms taiwan ruling democratic progressive party dpp said result totally unacceptable called beijing return li taiwan it crime li share opinions democratic freedoms friends said china taiwan affairs office spokesman ma xiaoguang told reporters regular news briefing any attempts hype case political ends instigated opposition compatriots across straits futile although taiwan beijing mutual respect social systems development paths taiwan impose political ideas mainland use cover democratic freedoms break chinese law ma said ties beijing island taiwan frost since taiwan tai led dpp election victory last year beijing claims island part china never renounced use force bring control chi secretary general taiwan association human rights told reporters press conference tuesday li supporters would call tai government go beyond mere words secure li release they also expressed concern verdict implication rights taiwanese citizens saying li expressed opinions online taiwan soil the global times tabloid popular china nationalists said editorial wednesday dpp statement tantamount encouraging taiwanese come china break law we hope taiwanese people accept dpp witchcraft become assault team sacrificial victims paper said one safety important slogans utter added worldnews