U.S. senators claim that if China "invades" Taiwan, it will impose severe, comprehensive economic and financial sanctions against China. On January 21, according to the Voice of America, the U.S. Senate military

U.S. senators claim that if China "invades" Taiwan, it will impose severe, comprehensive economic and financial sanctions against China.

On January 21, according to the Voice of America, Dan Sullivanxing, a member of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, introduced a bill that would impose comprehensive economic and financial sanctions with serious consequences for China's military "invasion" of Taiwan. In this proposal, the U.S. sanctions against China will include several aspects, one is to impose sanctions on Chinese financial institutions, which include prohibiting Chinese entities from listing or trading in the U.S. securities market, second, prohibiting U.S. financial institutions from investing in China's economic industries, and third, prohibiting the import of specific products mined, manufactured or produced in China into the United States.

"China is unilaterally deciding Taiwan's future actions in a non-peaceful manner, including the threat and direct use of force, military coercion, economic, boycott or blockade, and international isolation or 'annexation' of Taiwan, which will directly undermine the spirit, intent and purpose of the relevant provisions of the Taiwan Relations Act, undermine the stability of the Taiwan Strait, and restrict the freedom and openness of the Indo-Pacific region, which is a serious concern of the US government," the senator said.

The US senator's proposal reflects two points: First, the United States is not willing to take over Taiwan affairs, and the United States is deterring in the front; second, the United States is already taking stock of its arsenal against China in advance, and we must pay a price. However, the United States showed its cards in advance, which is not bad for us, at least let us know in advance what cards the United States is going to play, so we can plan ahead.