A delegation from China's Shandong Province, led by Deputy Governor Cai Limin, arrived in the southern port city of Kaohsiung Friday for a weeklong visit. 'I sense warmth and passion here, ' Cai said as he arrived at Kaohsiung International Airport. Cai and his 20-member delegation entered Taiwan via Kaohsiung and traveled northward, different from other prominent Chinese officials who have all landed at Taoyuan International Airport in the north and traveled southward or visited only the northern, central and eastern parts of the island. Cai and his group met Jason C.S. Lin, chairman of the Tainan-based Uni- President Enterprises Corp., for dinner Friday. Uni-President is one of the leading international companies that have invested heavily in the northern Chinese province of Shandong. The Shandong group is scheduled to visit the Southern Taiwan Science Park Saturday. They will also visit Taichung City in central Taiwan before proceeding to Taipei City in the north to attend an economic forum slated for May 18. 