December 14, 1971
Mr. S.P. Wang
Director General of Posts
Directorate
Taipei, Taiwan
Republic of China
Dear Mr. Wang:
Please accept my sincere gratitude for the publication of my article “Why I Like Stamp Collecting” in your magazine of October 1971.
I felt pleased and honored to see my work translated into the Chinese language.
Allow me to express my profound sympathy for the Republic of China. I feel a great indignation against the foreign policy of President Nixon, which I regard as a grave injustice to your country, and I shall continue to express my opposition to it. This is the voice of only one American citizen, but there are many who feel as I do.
Please accept my best wishes.
Cordially,
Ayn Rand
AR/bw
AR expressed her opposition in a three-part article on Nixon and China beginning in the March 27, 1972, issue of The Ayn Rand Letter.
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