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A Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction survey cites last year’s per-capita daily calories and protein intake, plus the share of calories from starches and the portion of animal protein. 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Asia\n\nThe nutrition standard of the people in Taiwan is the secondhighest among Asian countries,exceeded only by Japan,according  \nto a report of the Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction.The daily calorie intake liast year was 2,770 per capita,up  \n50 from a year earlier,or an average of 200 more than that inmost other Asian nations.Or the calorie intake,less than 57 per  \ncent came from starches.The percentage in other Asian countriet,  \nEXcept for Japan,was between 70 to 80 per cent.The daily protein intake last year w 76 grams per capita,  \nabout 20 grams over mnst Asian nations.At least 35 per cent  \nanimal protein.  \nJCRR also gave these figures (on a yearly per capita basis):  \n—Meat:31.64 kilograms,up 2 kilograms,or 3.5 limes that of  \nU.S.TRADE MISSION:A12-member trade mission fromSourh Carolina arrives in Tal-pei Oct.19 for a four-day visitin the course of its Far Easttour.The mission is headed byEarle E.MorrisJr.(fourthfrom left),comptroller generalof the state.         \na decade earlier.  \n# Girl mainland visitorreports no freedom\n\n一Eggs:193.  \nFruit:62 kilograms,up 12.7 per cent.  \n一Vegetables:118 kilograms,up 7.8 per cent  \nRice:128 kilograms,down from the previous average of 130  \nkilograms.  \n# Two-way trade of EPZ’s\n\nfrom the black market is aluxury.  \nLack of fundamental individual  \nfreedom—poople living in fear.  \nEveryone has just the minimumto eat—the bare minimum.  \nSitrict rationing of all daily  \nup12.4%for 9 months  \nnecessities.  \nOn ndividual freedom,Christine wrote:\"I was struck by thebasic lack of fundamental free-doms for the individual.Peoplewould not dare take home in onetrip the gifts brought ie them byfriends _and relatives from Hong-kong.They sneaked them home,a little at a time.  \nPeople living on a bare  \nTrade council toparticipate in 5shows abroad  \nminimum.  \nThe two-way trade of Tal-Capital investment in the threewan's three export,processing EPZ totaled USS227,141.137zones totaled USS863,703,000 inas of the end of Seplember.For-the first three-quarters of thiseign investments amounted toyear,an increase of 12.4 per centUSS142,694,131.or 92 factories;over the same period of 1976,joint ventures,US531,309,969.oraccording o the Export Process-K factories;local investors,ing Zone Administration.USS24,078,161,or 71 factories;Exports of USS558.862,000,against imports of US5304,841,and overseas Chinese investors,USS19,048,875,or 29 factories.000,resulited in a surplus ofUSS254,021,000.The three EPZ's createdcombined 72,940 job opportuni-ties.The women's work force ac-counted for 85 per cent of thetotal.  \nA black market fourish-  \ning  \nThese are some of the out-standing impressions broughtback by a Chinese girl studentwho recently made a private visitt Kwangtung Writing in theBoeth China Moraing Post Oct.  \nThe China External Trade Development Council will take partin five international electronicsshows in Paris,Chicago,LosAngeles and Munich betweenApril and November 1978.  \nChristine cited a case ofstamp collector who was forcedto drop his hobby because he wasinterrogated by a cadre as to whyhe communicated with some likeminded Japanese collectors.Another man had to drop his habitof drinking coffee at a restaurantbecause of criticism from theworkers.  \n16.she was identifed as ChristineLoh,a Hongkong-born Chinesegirl now studying law at Hull,England.  \nThe three EPZ's are the Kaohsiung.Nantzu and Taichung Ex-port Processing Zones.  \nDates for the events are a fol-lows:  \nTwo aspects of the \"People'sRepublic'made the deepest im-pression on me:The life forwomen and the lack of funda-mental freedoms for the indi-vidual,\"the girl student wrote.She described the women inKwangtung a impolite and roughin mannerism.Cosmetics of thesimpliest kind are not available.shampoo does not exist and eachperson is permitted only two barsof soap","cbCainMMKjiJLJke","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainMMKjiJLJke","pdf",2566939,"English","# Nutrition level second in Asia\n## Dietary intake comparison\n## Per-capita yearly food figures\n# Girl mainland visitor reports no freedom\n## Rationing and daily necessities","[{\"question\":\"What nutrition comparison does the report make between Taiwan and other Asian countries?\",\"answer\":\"It states Taiwan’s nutrition standard ranks second in Asia, behind Japan, based on dietary intake figures from a Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction report.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report say about Taiwan’s calorie intake and food sources?\",\"answer\":\"It gives Taiwan’s per-capita daily calorie intake and indicates that less than 57% of calories come from starches, compared with higher starch percentages in most other Asian countries.\"},{\"question\":\"How is rationing described in the related segment about personal freedom?\",\"answer\":\"The text links rationing of daily necessities—such as limited soap, clothing material, and meat tickets—to a lack of fundamental individual freedom and fear among people.\"}]","Taiwan People Eat Well! - Nutrition Level Second in Asia | PDF",1790645774,13]