Recently, a political storm has been set off in the Taiwan region. The prelude to this storm is the "blue-white" controversy, a maelstrom that has thrown the entire political map into chaos. The Kuomintang, under the banner of supporting the "92 Consensus", is like a counterattacking army, destroying withering and decaying, and catching up with the support rate that was originally in the limelight.
Second, the restless Taiwan Strait seems to have ushered in a hint of tranquility in the near future. Various ** "Taiwan Island Short News", "China Times", etc., have reported that the situation in the Taiwan Strait has begun to cool down, but *** has fallen into an unpopular situation. The reason for this tremendous change is nothing more than the collective overtures from Western countries. Western forces such as the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Australia have expressed their friendship with China and explicitly opposed "** This is not only a collision of political forces, but also a huge change in the thinking of the Taiwan islanders."
This change stems from the unavoidable core question between China and the United States - will a devastating war break out?However, when you think about it, this does not seem to be inevitable. Two countries with huge nuclear arsenals will not be rashly drawn into a senseless conflict. This relatively stable environment is more in line with the internal interests of each country. The United States is eager to solve domestic problems, such as dealing with huge US debt, fighting inflation, and the upcoming ***, which requires a relatively calm international situation.
In the aftermath of the San Francisco meeting, although the United States ostensibly created some friction around China, it was actually trying to draw a bottom line that could not be crossed. Such a bottom line allows the two countries to advance diplomatically more rationally. For China, this is a relatively safe confrontation, allowing them to gradually regain lost territory. It is like crossing the so-called "middle line" in the Taiwan Strait, launching an island encirclement Xi, and gradually regaining the lost territory. And this series of measures has made the Taiwan region wake up from a dream and realize its true identity in the entire international political chess game.
This cross-strait change is not only a game at the political level, but also a trend of popular will. And Taiwan's transformation is a wave set off in this trend. The once held high "** flag" has lost its prestige on the island while losing the support of the West. This change did not happen overnight, but stemmed from the profound reflection of the Taiwanese people on the future. They began to suspect the "independence" of the authorities, because it was obviously difficult to sustain it. After all, in the changing international landscape, the people of the island have an opportunity to re-examine their position.
Overall, ** is moving in a completely new direction. Despite facing a series of difficulties and challenges, such as "the dying struggle of ** forces, the interference of some countries, etc., the general trend of change has been irreversible. This is not a simple twist in the political game, but a reorientation of the fate of the entire region. Perhaps, the dawn of reunification will not immediately illuminate the entire sky, but I believe that the arrival of this day is not far away.