Taiwan's newly inaugurated, first female president is "extreme," "emotional" and "complicated" -- because she's single. Tyrone Siu/Reuters An opinion piece in Chinese state media denounced Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's "extreme" policies, and tied them to her being single. Wally Santana/Associated Press China and Taiwan have historically had strained relations: China considers Taiwan a renegade province, while Taiwan maintains that it is an independent country. (China's full name is the People's Republic of China, while Taiwan is officially called the Republic of China.) Taiwan and China have been governed separately for over 60 years, but China still regards the island as part of its territory.

Source: Huffington Post May 25, 2016 15:05 UTC