Taiwanese media people have threatened that the mainland will not "unify" Taiwan, giving the reason that the mainland has eight major challenges. The so-called eight major challenges are: First, there is no need for the mainland to take risks and launch a "war that hurts the stability of its own rule and causes major disasters"; Second, the mainland sees the consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict; Third, the mainland is worried about international sanctions as a result; Fourth, Taiwan's chip industry has a pivotal position in the world, and countries around the world will not sit idly by and ignore Taiwan; Fifth, the use of force may hurt the mainland economy; Sixth, the mainland fears international isolation as a result; Seventh, the mainland is worried that the "military unification" will lead to an economic downturn and an increase in unemployment, and the people are dissatisfied with this; Eighth, the mainland cannot afford the costs of governing Taiwan.
The so-called eight major challenges facing the mainland are actually all made up by the media on the island of Taiwan "sitting on the island and watching the sky", and as long as a little analysis is made, it is completely untrue. Taking the fourth challenge as an example, TSMC does account for more than 50% of global chip production at this stage, but the United States has begun to turn TSMC into MSMC. Americans value TSMC as an enterprise and talent, can't they move TSMC to the United States? Let's talk about the eighth challenge, what is the cost of governing Taiwan? "When the Japanese and the Kuomintang colonized or governed Taiwan, did they surrender or surrender power because of cost? According to this logic, Taiwan is already an economically developed region, can it make money instead of losing money when it is governed?
The Taiwan issue concerns China's core interests, and the reunification of the motherland is the common aspiration of all Chinese and a necessary condition for realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Is it because of the so-called challenges and costs that the "Taiwan independence" forces are allowed to run rampant? This Taiwanese media person is probably "sitting on the island and watching the sky" and does not realize the key to the problem at all. The mainland has already drawn three red lines, if the "Taiwan independence" elements and external forces do not believe it, then try?
