The leaders of China and Taiwan on Nov. 7 held a carefully managed meeting that marks the first summit since the two sides clashed in a civil war seven decades ago, pledging warmer ties to go alongside their increasingly intertwined economies. More than 100 journalists traveled with Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou on a chartered flight operated by China Airlines Ltd. from Taipei to Singapore. Reporters, anchors, photographers and camera crew flew 6,800 kilometers in 24 hours to report on the handshake, meeting and dinner. Photographs by Tomohiro Ohsumi for Bloomberg
