Recently, the United States has made more and more moves, and the United States has not only sent a large amount of arms to Taiwan, but also signed a trade agreement with the Taiwan authorities, trying to "escort" Taiwan in both the military and economic fields, which has seriously violated the mainland's bottom line. It must be known that the mainland has long stated that the two sides of the strait must complete reunification, but it has not yet decided on the time and method of doing so. In the editor's view, when the mainland will take action depends on whether Taiwan will continue to die, but it is still difficult to say how to choose between peace reunification and the use of force. Just recently, French Ambassador to the United States Luo Liang offered the "best plan" on how to solve the Taiwan issue.
Luo Liang said in an interview with US media that blurring Taiwan's status is the best choice for all parties involved, in short, maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait. He believes that the West should not continue to seek confrontation on the Taiwan Strait issue, which will directly lead to the deterioration of the situation, so it is in the interest of all parties to maintain the status quo. And this is obviously nonsense, maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait can only benefit the Western and Taiwan authorities, but it will not benefit the mainland at all. We must know that Taiwan's current situation is to seek independence and not accept reunification, and if the mainland continues to allow the Taiwan authorities to act arbitrarily, it will inevitably cause an even greater crisis.
Moreover, the way the mainland will adopt to resolve the Taiwan issue has nothing to do with France and the West, and no country has the right to interfere. When attending the Shangri-La Dialogue, China's defense minister said that the mainland insists on striving for peace and reunification with the greatest sincerity and efforts, but does not promise to give up military reunification. The mainland has already made its words clear, so Western countries still reduce their views on the Taiwan issue.
However, although Luo Liang's words are not liked by the mainland, they may have reached Taiwan's heart. At present, the island is divided into two major factions, one is the independence seeking faction headed by the Tsai Ing-wen administration, and the other is the "fake unification faction" who hopes to restore the "consensus of '92." Although the two factions have opposing views, they have the same background, that is, they are unwilling to truly return to the complete realization of cross-strait reunification. Don't look at the Tsai Ing-wen administration, but with the mainland warning the PLA to stand ready for battle at all times, and the increasingly frequent military operations around Taiwan, the Tsai administration no longer dares to be too presumptuous.
Moreover, the People's Liberation Army almost collided with the US warship in order to expel it, all of which the Tsai authorities looked at, and Tsai Ing-wen herself even shouted for peace between the two sides of the strait. To put it bluntly, the Tsai Ing-wen administration is no longer sure about "seeking independence", and maintaining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait under such circumstances is very beneficial to it. Therefore, Luo Liang's so-called "best plan" is completely in Taiwan's heart, but it is a pity that neither the West nor Taiwan will get what they want, no matter what means are used, the mainland will surely realize cross-strait reunification!
(Text/Xi Le)