On Taiwan’s ‘red beaches,’ nonchalance about the threat from China

1 of 5 | A fisherman waits for a nibble at Bali, one of Taiwan’s “red beaches” under the threat of a Chinese amphibious invasion. Photo by Thomas Maresca/UPI TAIPEI, Taiwan, Jan. 26 (UPI) — Taiwan’s Bali beach is peaceful, if not picturesque, with a rocky shoreline punctuated by massive wind turbines and a vista marred by a power plant and the Port of Taipei. Just a half-hour’s drive northwest of Taipei, the beach mainly attracts fishermen, who were out in modest numbers on a recent weekday morning to cast their lines into the choppy waters of the Taiwan Strait….