A delegation of 1,000 people headed by Guangdong Governor Huang Huahua arrived in Taiwan Monday for 'Taiwan-Guangdong Week, ' a week-long tour focusing on enhancing cooperation in many fields. The delegation is also expected to procure US$5.2 billion in goods while in Taiwan. 'Taiwan-Guangdong Week, ' described by organizers as a 'journey of cooperation and nostalgia, ' hopes to underline the importance of cross-strait strategic economic, agricultural, and tourism cooperation. Huang said he received a warm welcome from Taiwan's people on his first trip here in 'Beautiful Formosa, ' and he hoped for frequent communications between Taiwan and Guangdong in the future. Upon the arrival of the delegation, Falun Gong practitioners filed a complaint against Huang with the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office for the 'crime of genocide' and allegedly violating 'civil rights, ' and they asked prosecutors to arrest him before his departure. Huang established a Falun Gong persecution organization and attempted to persecute and torture Falun Gong practitioners in rehabilitation centers while serving as the Guangzhou City secretary of Communist Party of China, said Chu Wan-chi, the lawyer representing the Falun Gong group. Chang Ching-hsi, the director of the Taiwanese Falun Dafa Association and professor of economics at National Taiwan University, said that Huang has destroyed many families in Guangdong. Chang said that Falun Gong adherents in Taiwan will continue to file complaints against Chinese government officials entering Taiwan with records of human rights violations. 