Get used to drills, China tells Taiwan; Taipei says it seeks peaceBEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan will gradually get used to Chinese air force drills that encircle the island, China said on Wednesday, while Taiwan s premier reiterated the self-ruled island s desire for peaceful relations with its giant neighbor. China considers democratic Taiwan to be its sacred territory and has never renounced the use of force to bring what it views as a wayward province under Chinese control. It has taken an increasingly hostile stance toward Taiwan since Tsai Ing-wen, from the island s pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, won presidential elections last year and has stepped up its rhetoric and military exercises. Beijing suspects her of pushing for the island s formal independence, a red line for China. Tsai says she wants peace with China, but also that she will defend Taiwan s security and way of life. Chinese state media has given broad coverage to  island encirclement  exercises near Taiwan this month, including showing pictures of Chinese bomber aircraft with what they said was Taiwan s highest peak, Yushan, visible in the background. Asked about the continuing drills and the footage released by the air force, China s policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office said it and the defense ministry had repeatedly described the exercises as routine.  Everyone will slowly get used it,  spokesman An Fengshan told a routine news briefing, without elaborating.    China s air force has carried out 16 rounds of exercises close to Taiwan in the past year or so, Taiwan s defense ministry said in a white paper this week. China s military threat was growing by the day, it warned. Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being run by autocratic China, and Taiwan s government has accused Beijing of not understanding democracy when it criticizes Taipei. Taiwan Premier William Lai told a year-end news conference in Taipei that the United States, Japan and South Korea were all paying close attention to the activities of China s air force. Lai said his government would take its lead from the president, who was in charge of relations across the Taiwan Strait.  Under the president s leadership the Executive Yuan pushes forward government affairs, stabilizing cross-strait relations toward peaceful development,  Lai said, using the formal name for Taiwan s cabinet. worldnews
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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: Get used to drills, China tells Taiwan; Taipei says it seeks peaceBEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan will gradually get used to Chinese air force drills that encircle the island, China said on Wednesday, while Taiwan s premier reiterated the self-ruled island s desire for peaceful relations with its giant neighbor. China considers democratic Taiwan to be its sacred territory and has never renounced the use of force to bring what it views as a wayward province under Chinese control. It has taken an increasingly hostile stance toward Taiwan since Tsai Ing-wen, from the island s pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, won presidential elections last year and has stepped up its rhetoric and military exercises. Beijing suspects her of pushing for the island s formal independence, a red line for China. Tsai says she wants peace with China, but also that she will defend Taiwan s security and way of life. Chinese state media has given broad coverage to  island encirclement  exercises near Taiwan this month, including showing pictures of Chinese bomber aircraft with what they said was Taiwan s highest peak, Yushan, visible in the background. Asked about the continuing drills and the footage released by the air force, China s policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office said it and the defense ministry had repeatedly described the exercises as routine.  Everyone will slowly get used it,  spokesman An Fengshan told a routine news briefing, without elaborating.    China s air force has carried out 16 rounds of exercises close to Taiwan in the past year or so, Taiwan s defense ministry said in a white paper this week. China s military threat was growing by the day, it warned. Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being run by autocratic China, and Taiwan s government has accused Beijing of not understanding democracy when it criticizes Taipei. Taiwan Premier William Lai told a year-end news conference in Taipei that the United States, Japan and South Korea were all paying close attention to the activities of China s air force. Lai said his government would take its lead from the president, who was in charge of relations across the Taiwan Strait.  Under the president s leadership the Executive Yuan pushes forward government affairs, stabilizing cross-strait relations toward peaceful development,  Lai said, using the formal name for Taiwan s cabinet. 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: get used drills china tells taiwan taipei says seeks reuters taiwan gradually get used chinese air force drills encircle island china said wednesday taiwan premier reiterated island desire peaceful relations giant neighbor china considers democratic taiwan sacred territory never renounced use force bring views wayward province chinese control it taken increasingly hostile stance toward taiwan since tai island democratic progressive party presidential elections last year stepped rhetoric military exercises beijing suspects pushing island formal independence red line china tai says wants peace china also defend taiwan security way life chinese state media given broad coverage island encirclement exercises near taiwan month including showing pictures chinese bomber aircraft said taiwan highest peak yuan visible background asked continuing drills footage released air force china taiwan affairs office said defense ministry repeatedly described exercises routine everyone slowly get used spokesman an fengshan told routine news briefing without elaboration china air force carried rounds exercises close taiwan past year taiwan defense ministry said white paper week china military threat growing day warned proudly democratic taiwan shown interest run autocratic china taiwan government accused beijing understanding democracy criticizes taipei taiwan premier william lai told news conference taipei united states japan south korea paying close attention activities china air force lai said government would take lead president charge relations across taiwan strait under president leadership executive yuan pushes forward government affairs stabilizing relations toward peaceful development lai said using formal name taiwan cabinet worldnews