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30/07/2026Résumé IA
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台湾控制院调查显示，台中学术交流不均衡，教育部和主管中台事务的机构未有效监督交流活动，许多学校未注册交流项目，且交流流向严重不均衡，中国学生来台交流人数大幅下降。
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