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Recently, the mainstream ** of the United States and some politicians have frequently publicized that Chinese mainland is about to take action to reunify the Taiwan region by force, and even depicted the scene of the active preparation of the US ** team. However, a recent Newsweek article challenges this claim, arguing that it's just a **. So, what is the truth of the facts?
First of all, we must understand that for Chinese mainland, the Taiwan issue is not a simple military issue, but a complex issue involving national sovereignty, reunification, and national feelings. Although Chinese mainland has a certain advantage in military strength, it does not mean that it will easily choose to solve the problem by force. The People's Republic of China has always emphasized the principles of peaceful development and mutual benefit, and has actively sought peaceful ways to promote national reunification.
Second, cross-strait economic relations have been highly integrated. Taiwan's investment in the mainland is increasing year by year, and the economic development of the two sides of the strait is closely related. Once the use of force may not only lead to deterioration, but also may trigger sanctions and barriers from the international community, affecting the economic development of the mainland. Therefore, from the perspective of economic interests, peaceful reunification is also a choice that conforms to the interests of both sides.
Moreover, although the United States has been emphasizing that it will intervene in a conflict in the Taiwan Strait, in fact, the United States is also aware that the cost of modern warfare is extremely heavy. It is still unclear whether America's own interests really need to clash with China over Taiwan. Some argue that the United States is doing this in order to maintain its global hegemony while finding a rational explanation for its high military spending.
For Chinese mainland, although the Taiwan issue is a difficult problem that must be solved, how and when to solve it is an issue that needs to be comprehensively considered. At present, the mainland is paying more attention to its own development and enhancing its national strength. On this issue, we should be more calm and rational, not be swayed by some untrue remarks, and work together to maintain peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. After all, a peaceful environment is where the common aspirations and interests of all countries and peoples lie.
Since the implementation of the policy of reform and opening up, the mainland's economy has achieved rapid development. In the tide of globalization, the economies of the two sides of the strait have gradually formed a development trend of complementarity and integration. Taiwan's technology and capital have found a huge market on the mainland, and the mainland's production capacity has also contributed to Taiwan's economic prosperity. Today, Taiwan's investment in the mainland has reached $4 billion a year and is still increasing.
Taiwanese chip engineers have been involved in setting up a series of chip manufacturing plants in the mainland. This economic convergence makes the cost of unification by force even more significant. The use of force against Taiwan may not only affect the economic development of the two sides of the strait, but may also trigger sanctions and barriers on a global scale, and the consequences will be unimaginable for China, the world's largest country.
In addition, the mainland has established a clear superiority in conventional combat capabilities, and this superiority is constantly expanding. The PLA Air Force has the largest number of heavy fighters in the world, and the Rocket Force is the world's largest land-based missile force, with more than 2,200 conventional ballistic and cruise missiles. The continental navy also has a large number of submarines and advanced surface ships. Such superiority in firepower is enough to overcome the missile defense of any enemy.
There are commentators that the mainland's military capabilities are rapidly improving, capable of striking thousands of miles away from the coastline and deterring U.S. intervention. Moreover, the mainland understands that the Taiwan region will not easily declare "separation." Although Beijing will see U.S. support for the "secession" of Taiwan as an attempt by China, it will also refrain from using force until it actually rises. In addition, the mainland may have recognized that the United States is investing in the wrong ** for a war that does not exist, such as an obsolete aircraft carrier.
Hypersonic missiles and anti-ship ballistic missiles have made aircraft carriers less critical. Therefore, although the United States continues to postur on the Taiwan Strait issue, this does not make the mainland nervous. As for why the United States is still hyping up the Taiwan Strait issue, there are several reasons. First of all, it is in line with the need for the United States to maintain its hegemony. Second, the United States needs to find a justification for its huge military spending. By exaggerating the difficulty of an amphibious landing on Taiwan, the United States is also trying to create a deterrent force that would be difficult even if the PLA had the ability to carry out an amphibious landing.
In this Sino-US wrestling, revealing the truth behind the situation in the Taiwan Strait has become the topic of most concern at present. Whether China and the United States can resolve their differences through dialogue and reach a consensus on peace and stability is the focus of global concern. In the face of a complex geopolitical landscape, rational thinking and sober analysis are our common responsibility to maintain world peace.
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current wrestling between China and the United States over the Taiwan Strait issue, and analyzes the possible situation and its impact from multiple perspectives. The author first emphasized that the Taiwan issue is not only a military issue for China, but also a complex issue involving national sovereignty, reunification, and national feelings. The emphasis on this point makes it clearer to the reader that the nature of the problem is far more complex than the wrestling that appears on the surface.
Second, the article points out the high degree of integration of cross-strait economic relations, as well as the potential threat to the economic development of Chinese mainland caused by the ** sanctions and ** barriers that may result from the use of force. This economic analysis provides readers with a new perspective and enables us to better understand how important peaceful reunification is to the economic interests of both sides. The article is based on facts, logical and convincing.
The author further points to the obvious superiority of the mainland in terms of conventional combat capabilities, as well as the continuous improvement of the military capabilities of the PLA. This in-depth military analysis has led to a greater understanding of the possible consequences of relying solely on military means to solve problems. At the same time, it gave in-depth consideration to the motives of the United States to intervene in the conflict in the Taiwan Strait, emphasizing the extremely heavy cost of modern warfare, which is a warning for global peace.
What is most commendable is the article's objective stance, which provides a fair assessment of the motives of both China and the United States. Whether it is China's advocacy of peaceful development and mutual benefit and win-win results, or the possibility of the United States intervening to maintain its hegemony, they have all been presented in a balanced manner. This objective and impartial attitude allows the article to remain neutral on politically sensitive topics and present all aspects of the situation impartially.
At the end of the article, we call on readers to be calm and reasonable, not to be swayed by some false remarks, and to jointly maintain peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. This call is all the more important in the current tense international situation. As readers, while reading this article, we should also have the ability to think rationally, not be swayed by the hot spots and emotions of the moment, and work together for world peace.
On the whole, this commentary** fully affirms the original article's in-depth analysis of the Taiwan Strait issue, and at the same time provides a clever expansion of the article's views. In today's complex and volatile international relations, we need more objective and calm voices to guide the public to rationally view and think about major international issues.
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