FOCUS: Taiwan's Lai to face tough time handling China ties,

Lai Ching-te, who won Saturday's Taiwan presidential election to continue the rule of his independence-leaning party, is set to face challenges in managing relations with China that detests him and the territory's parliament as his party failed to secure a majority.

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