According to a statement issued by the Ministry of National Defense, the Chinese and US militaries held a defense affairs meeting in Washington, D.C., the 17th meeting between the Chinese and US militaries. Judging from the announcement issued by the Ministry of National Defense, China has reiterated its position on the Taiwan Strait issue, saying that it will not compromise and make concessions to the Taiwan Strait, and at the same time drawing a red line for the United States, demanding that the United States stop arming the island of Taiwan, abide by a policy, and implement its commitments. Although the United States has repeatedly stressed its adherence to the one-China policy, the United States is hollowing out the one-China policy, and for this reason, China demands that the United States implement its commitments.
The Chinese and US militaries resumed dialogue after a long pause, and the Chinese side suspended communication with the US military because Nancy Pelosi, then speaker of the House of Representatives of the US Congress, visited Taiwan despite the opposition of many parties. The United States' foreign strategy has long been characterized by a "split personality," because at a time when the United States is encircling and containing China, the United States is constantly seeking dialogue, and for this reason, the US Department of Defense is constantly seeking to restore communication with the PLA, thus exposing the hypocrisy of the Pentagon.
On the Taiwan Strait issue, China has repeatedly stressed that Taiwan is China's core interest and therefore no external forces will be allowed to interfere in China's internal affairs. According to US media reports, the White House said on January 10 that the United States does not support "Taiwan independence". White House officials have declared that the United States has long adhered to the "one-China policy" and does not support "Taiwan independence." However, at the same time, the White House has issued a warning opposing unilateral changes to the status quo by force, thus highlighting the strategic intention of the United States, and although it does not support "Taiwan independence," it wants to maintain the so-called "status quo."
Judging from the statement of the White House, it is a repetition of the previous statement, and there is nothing new, in fact, judging from the statement of the White House, it is an attempt to dissociate itself from the relationship with the "general election" on Taiwan, because the US White House officials also said that they did not favor any "candidate". Although the US White House is trying to distance relations, the actions of Johnson, speaker of the US House of Representatives, clearly show that the United States is concerned about Taiwan's "general election." Johnson recently met with Taiwan's so-called "representative to the United States." In fact, the so-called "representative to the United States" is only an "economic and trade representative," but he is an "official" who handles many affairs between Taiwan and the United States.
The United States has indeed claimed for a long time that it is pursuing the "one-China policy," but the United States is notoriously "inconsistent in its words and deeds." While claiming to adhere to the "one-China policy," it is openly hollowing out the "one-China policy," and the most prominent thing is that it has armed Taiwan for a long time. At present, the United States still has more than $20 billion worth of weapons and equipment that has not yet been delivered to Taiwan, and the United States has recently approved the export of weapons and equipment worth $300 million, which highlights the strategic intention of the United States, and the United States wants to use the "Taiwan card" to prevent China's reunification and rise, so the United States has spared no effort to enhance Taiwan's ability to "resist reunification by force" so as to maintain the so-called "status quo." Therefore, it cannot harbor illusions about the United States.