The Chinese mainland has unveiled a new package of 10 measures to boost cross-Strait exchange, such as expanding direct flights, allowing more Taiwan TV dramas into the mainland market, and facilitating the sale of agricultural products from Taiwan. These policies were announced immediately after a high-level visit to the mainland by Kuomintang Chair Cheng Li-wun, the first such engagement in a decade. What do these 10 policies really aim to achieve? Why now? Could this mark a turning point in cross-Strait relations, or simply a limited step forward?