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Recently, Taiwan held a forum on "Talking about Cross-Strait New Relations from the Maguan Treaty." At the forum, Annette Lu said: What the whole people are most afraid of now is war, and we should do our best to avoid it.
At the same time, Annette Lu hoped that He Zhiwei would tell the DPP that she hated war, and that if the DPP insisted on going its own way, touching the mainland's bottom line and triggering a war, it would bear all the responsibilities and consequences it should bear.
As we all know, the current tense situation in the Taiwan Strait is like a powder keg that may explode at any time. The international community has long recognized Taiwan as "the most dangerous place on the surface."
The DPP is still learning to bury its head in the soil, believing that the United States will send troops to protect Taiwan. I believe that with the United States as a backer, Taiwan will be safe.
Will the United States protect Taiwan? Just look at Ukraine to see the answer. The war raged in Ukraine, its homes were destroyed, and its people fled in all directions.
In the face of reporters' questioning, Biden looked embarrassed and dug up his nostrils in public. The United States has always been good at fanning the flames and provoking wars in countries around the world. Instead of stopping it, they donated humanitarian supplies and rescued the victims of the disaster, but actively supported the development of weapons and ammunition for the warring countries, encouraging them to fall into the quagmire of a long war and make a fortune in their own muffled voices.
So far, the United States has not recognized Taiwan's "sovereign independence." You know, the United States does not have the responsibility to directly send troops to the stage to participate in the war.
Zhang Zhaozhong, a mainland military expert, once made a deduction: Summarizing the five major signs that the United States must have before going to war: economic crisis, military exercises, material reserves, public opinion offensives, and the legitimate reasons for launching a war.
Judging from all indications, the mainland has done a good job in preparing for war. Judging from the overall situation of the mainland's several anti-epidemic and disaster relief projects, the mainland has a certain strength in terms of weapons and equipment, organization and mobilization, and logistical support. At the same time, the military has also made some progress in the application of large data. Therefore, the mainland side is well aware of the actions of the US side, is well prepared for strict precautions, and is ready to deal with the threats and provocations of the US side at any time.
At present, the contradictions in Sino-US relations have been stimulated, the Liaoning warship is operating in the waters near Taiwan, the mainland ships are patrolling Taiwan and circumventing Taiwan, and the United States has from time to time sent destroyers across the Taiwan Strait in an attempt to blockade the mainland with the "first island chain." Such a tense situation in the Taiwan Strait has made the people's nerves highly tense.
Polls show that a whopping 77.3 percent of the people want cross-strait peace, only 16.1 percent advocate "resisting China," and 34.7 percent believe that Taiwan can defend itself. 50% of the population does not believe in the United States.
There is a saying that if you forget the war, you will be in danger, and some crises may occur in the fluctuations of the situation in the Taiwan Strait, but at present it is still in a state of controllable and delicate balance. The mainland side has also repeatedly proposed: If Taiwan does not know the seriousness and seriousness, it will continue to make noise and make trouble to a certain extent, and it will be directly reunified.
Most people are worried about the occurrence of war, once the war occurs, Taiwan is a small island, where can it escape?
War will destroy everything, including the foundation that Generations in Taiwan have worked so hard to build over the decades, and war will destroy the living space of future generations, destroying and displacing thousands of families. No one is an exception.
At this delicate juncture, the DPP should devote itself to doing a good job in cross-strait relations and easing tension in the Taiwan Strait. Only by accepting the 1992 Consensus can we avoid all possibilities of triggering a crisis and put an end to blind action without certainty. Maintain a long-term peaceful and stable development situation in the Taiwan region.
Therefore, I would like to advise the DPP: Never become an eternal sinner in Taiwan!
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