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Will there really be a military conflict between the two sides of the strait? Luo Zhiqiang: Tsai Ing-wen is doing this, who dares to say absolutely not

Cross-strait relations have been heating up recently due to provocations by the DPP authorities. Qiu Guozheng, head of Taiwan's defense department, said bluntly the other day that the cross-strait situation was the most severe moment in his 40 years since he joined the army. As to whether it is really possible for the two sides of the strait to go to war, Luo Zhiqiang, a member of the Taipei City Council of the Kuomintang, said bluntly: Now that cross-strait relations have been brought down by Tsai Ing-wen and the Democratic Progressive Party in recent years, does anyone still have a way to say the four words "absolutely not?"?

Will there really be a military conflict between the two sides of the strait? Luo Zhiqiang: Tsai Ing-wen is doing this, who dares to say absolutely not

In his "TVBS" political discussion program on 1 July, Luo Zhiqiang said that cross-strait relations have been highly tense in recent years, and there may be a risk of military conflict between the two sides of the strait. He said that young people really support the DPP, but in the matter of teaching, many young people have found that the call has become more frequent than before, and in the future, the flames of war may be his (her) young people.

He went on to say that all the issues discussed on the table now, including inflation and prices, are based on the premise that there will be no war between the two sides of the strait, and if the war is included in the discussion, then other discussions will appear meaningless.

There are always people who discuss whether the two sides of the strait will go to war and whether the United States will send troops. Luo Zhiqiang analyzed and held that everyone does not know whether there will be a war or not, but in the DPP's approach, it is to bet that there will be no war between the two sides of the strait. First, the United States will not send troops, and under the condition that the United States does not lend a helping hand, Taiwan is almost a losing situation.

The second is that the United States sends troops, whether Taiwan will win the war, in fact, it is not certain, because in the past, some people also assessed that the United States shot, Taiwan may not be able to win the war, moreover, even if Taiwan wins the war, the economy is bound to affect, the casualties are huge, the war will not be beneficial, it is as simple as that.

In the end, Luo Zhiqiang bitterly criticized Tsai Ing-wen for pushing the train of "resisting China and defending Taiwan" to the limit and rushing forward, so that the Taiwanese people will be closer or farther away from the war? He stressed: In the past, during Ma Ying-jeou's period, someone asked him, "Will there be a war between the two sides of the strait?" He replied at the time, "Neuropathy, how is it possible, absolutely impossible, it will not happen in Taiwan." But now that cross-strait relations have been brought down by Tsai Ing-wen and the Democratic Progressive Party in recent years, does anyone still have a way to say the four words "absolutely not"? At most, it can only say "probably not" or "probably won't", or even "hopefully not".

Finally, Luo Zhiqiang lamented that the cross-strait situation has evolved to such a point today, and the DPP still shouts "resist China and defend Taiwan" all day long.

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