這是美國白宮在2007.08.30的記者會的新聞稿，
講述對阿扁的公投議題的看法和對ROC地位的看法。
原文：https://goo.gl/ZHudUH
翻譯：https://goo.gl/qmSVEs
Press Briefing on the President's Trip to Australia and the APECSummit by
Senior Administration Officials
Dennis Wilder, National Security Council Senior Director for Asian Affairs
Dan Price, Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economic Affairs
James S. Brady Briefing Room
Washington, DC
August 30, 2007
Q In the President's meeting with Hu Jintao, do you expect the issue of
Taiwan to come up? Specifically, the issue of Taiwan President Chen
Shui-bian's pushing for a national referendum on U.N. entry to Taiwan, and
the reports that China might seek a resolution officially declaring Taiwan
part of China in the U.N.eyes?
記者問：在總統與胡錦濤會面時，你是否預期台灣會成為議題？
特別是台灣的總統陳水扁力推全國性公投讓台灣加入聯合國之事，
以及中國或許會在聯合國尋求正式的決議案以聲明台灣屬於中國的報導？
MR. WILDER: Well, I have almost never been in a meeting with Chinese
officials that the subject of Taiwan didn't come up. So I think I can almost
guarantee you that President Hu Jintao will certainly raise this topic with
the President.
德寧：我與中國官員會面，幾乎每次都會談到台灣議題。因此，我幾乎可以確定胡錦濤總
統將會對總統提及此議題。
As you probably noted, earlier this week, Deputy Secretary Negroponte gave an
interview in which he stated quite clearly the American position on the plans
in Taiwan for a referendum, and Taiwan's interest in applying to the United
Nations.
大家可能已經知道，在本週稍早，副國務卿Negroponte接受專訪，
有關台灣準備公投及有意申請加入聯合國之事，他已清楚表達美國的立場。
We are very supportive of Taiwan on many, many fronts. We have worked hard,
for example, to make sure that they are treated appropriately in APEC as an
organization, in the World Health Organization and many other international
organizations. However, membership in the United Nations requires
statehood. Taiwan, or the Republic of China, is not at this point a state in
the international community. The position of the United States government is
that the ROC