According to Taiwan media reports, Lai Ching-te had previously inspected the missile unit of the Taiwan Air Force and said wildly that the Taiwan military was preparing for war around the clock and could "go to war at any time." However, a few days later, Lai Ching-te released a signal indicating that he hoped for peace between the two sides of the strait, and that the defense problems exposed by the Taiwan Air Force Lieutenant General may be the main reason, and the mainland's capricious response to Lai Ching-te hit the nail on the head and directly exposed Lai Ching-te's tricks.
Lai Ching-te said "go to war", and Taichung will expose the defense problem
Less than a month before Lai Ching-te "took over" the leader of the Taiwan authorities, Lai Ching-te could not wait to lead his aides to inspect various bases of the Taiwan military one after another, and at the same time selected in advance the candidates for the next person in charge of Taiwan's "defense department."
Lai Qingde's cross-strait policy may be more radical than Tsai Ing-wen's in essence
According to the media on the island, judging from Lai Qingde's decision for the first time to reuse the responsible person of the defense department with the color of the "independence faction" and his successive inspections of the armed forces, Lai Qingde grasped military power more than Tsai Ing-wen, and also exposed his clear strategic plot of "resisting reunification with force."
During his inspection of the units under the Taiwan Army's Air Defense and Missile Command, Lai Qingde made wild remarks about "going to war at any time," which was criticized by the media on the island, saying that no one would fight for Lai Qingde or for "Taiwan independence."
Zhang Yanting
Interestingly, Lieutenant General Chang Yanting, former deputy commander of the Taiwan Air Force, exposed the PLA's "beheading" capability in a political program on the island. Zhang Yanting pointed out that the defense in the Taipei area is empty, and now the PLA has been patrolling around the island on a regular basis, and fighter planes are all over the southeast, northwest, and northwest regions of the island.
Continental Army planes have long been patrolling Taiwan Island on a regular basis
The PLA fighters are only 41 nautical miles away from Taipei, and in addition to the fact that there is no fighter unit deployed in Taipei, the PLA fighters will be able to fly over Taipei's puppet "presidential palace" within 3 to 5 minutes to carry out the task of decapitation.
In wartime, the special forces of the People's Liberation Army can land in Taipei and carry out special combat missions
It can be said that the PLA has long had a relevant operational plan, and these leaders of the DPP authorities have no chance of escaping at all during the war, and they will either be captured alive by the PLA or shot to death, and there is no third option.
Qiu Guozheng
After the Taichung General disclosed this, it caused an uproar on the island, and Chiu Kuo-cheng, the current head of Taiwan's "defense department," responded to the incident that the intention of the Taiwan military's normal situation monitoring and investigation is to avoid such a thing. Chiu Kuo-cheng stressed: If it were the Chengping era and if there was no countermeasure by the Taiwan military, the plane would indeed have reached the airspace over the "Presidential Palace" after flying at a normal speed for three or five minutes.
However, Zhang Yanting pointed out that even in wartime, the Taiwan Air Force simply does not have time to react, and Taipei's ground air defense missile units are not omnipotent, and they are easily interfered with by the PLA, and in the face of the PLA's "decapitation" operation, the Taiwan military simply lacks sufficient response capability. Recently, the island also held the "Han Kuang Exercise," in which the PLA is an imaginary enemy, in an attempt to strengthen the Taiwan military's ability to confront the PLA.
Wu Qian, spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) has made its response to a series of actions on the island very clear, that is, if you seek to fight, you will be beaten, and the Ministry of National Defense has made it clear that the DPP authorities' vain attempt to "seek independence by force" will only aggravate the tense situation in the Taiwan Strait, and the attempt to "seek independence by force" is doomed to failure.
Lai Qingde changed his words about cross-strait peace, and the mainland made its position clear
Interestingly, after Taichung disclosed the PLA's ability to "behead" the Taipei leadership, Lai Ching-te made a clear statement on cross-strait relations in the follow-up, claiming that he would aim at peace in front of the US Senate delegation visiting Taiwan, and later expressed his hope that "the ruling parties on both sides of the strait will be responsible for carrying out benign dialogue."
At a news conference held by the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council on the same day, the mainland once again stressed that the "consensus of '92" is the political foundation for the development of cross-strait relations and the anchor of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, and that the key to cross-strait relations lies in whether or not the Taiwan authorities recognize the "consensus of '92," which embodies the one-China principle.
Moreover, in response to the interference of the United States and other foreign forces in the situation in the Taiwan Strait, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council clearly pointed out that it is telling the DPP authorities that their vain attempt to "seek independence by force" and "relying on foreign countries to seek independence" is doomed to failure.
Kuomintang Legislator Chang Chia-jun said that Lai Ching-te's "Taiwan independence" proposition has created an atmosphere of "resisting China and hating China" in Taiwan, and is the biggest variable for peaceful cross-strait exchanges; before he gives up the field of Taiwan independence, Lai Ching-de's remarks about the benign cross-strait dialogue are just empty words, and Lai Ching-te should think about where he wants to lead Taiwan and not talk about it verbally, but should show concrete deeds to prove it.
All in all, the DPP authorities have not said less so-called "good things" about cross-strait relations in the years they have been in power, but they have not done anything at all.
However, the premise for the resumption of formal exchanges between the two sides of the strait is to recognize the "consensus of '92" and abolish the Taiwan independence party platform, and to get rid of the "anchor of the sea" for maintaining cross-strait peace and stability.
Gu Lixiong, "Taiwan diehard"
According to Gu Lixiong, the head of Taiwan's defense department, the Taiwan military will modernize its actual combat force in the future, and let the whole world see the island's determination to "resist reunification by force." It is also necessary to unite with other extraterritorial forces to jointly deal with the mainland so that it will not dare to "rush forward."
In the practice of "resisting reunification by force," those who seek to be beaten will inevitably be beaten
Therefore, it is basically possible to draw a conclusion that the Taiwan authorities are still advancing along the established path on cross-strait issues, and as before, they still want to "resist reunification by force," and this will obviously lead to the deterioration of the cross-strait situation.
This is mainly due to two factors: one is that the "Taiwan independence" forces have grown stronger and stronger, which is inseparable from the DPP's de-Sinicization and anti-China propaganda in recent years, and the other is the active interference and support of the United States and other foreign forces.
As far as the mainland is concerned, no matter how the situation in the Taiwan Strait changes, the established policy of reunification will not change, and this is consistent, and at present peaceful reunification is still the main keynote, because peaceful reunification is most in line with the actual conditions and interests of both sides of the strait.
However, if things change and the island dares to cross the red line, it will be beaten up, and the mainland will take resolute action to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Some of the sources of the content in the article are: 1. Lai Qingde claimed that the two sides of the strait should have a benign dialogue, and the people's party and the people's representatives shouted that they should first explain goodwill and open up a delegation to the mainland and strait to report the report