Unlike the U.S. government's past policy of obscurity toward Taiwan, analysts see subtle changes in the way the United States uses Taiwan now. The root cause of the change lies in the fact that the US side realizes that the two sides of the strait cannot maintain the status quo permanently, and the day of breaking the situation will come sooner or later. In the choice of time sooner or later, the United States prefers to be earlier than a little later. In addition, the United States considers how to make the best use of the "Taiwan card" and let it play the greatest role in containing Chinese mainland.
Under this judgment, for the United States, if it cannot stop the process of reunification of the Taiwan region. Then, it is better to take advantage of the situation to make good use of the "Taiwan card" and squeeze out its last strategic value to the United States. Therefore, the United States will certainly take measures to further intensify the cross-strait situation and force the Chinese mainland to make an early move, so that the United States can watch the fire from across the strait. Since the Chinese mainland situation must be broken sooner or later, instead of waiting for a more powerful continent to stand in front of the world, it is better to use the means of breaking the situation in the Taiwan region to delay the rise of the mainland, thus providing more space for the United States to "sanction" the mainland.
Therefore, the recovery of Taiwan cannot be rushed, and the more urgent the emergency, the greater the cost. At the same time, however, we should also be ready to fire the "first shot" and firmly grasp the initiative in the cross-strait situation in our own hands. It should be known that compatriots on both sides of the strait share the same roots and are linked by blood, and settling the Taiwan issue in a peaceful manner has always been the direction of our efforts.
However, in the face of the increasingly arrogant and arrogant attitude of the "Taiwan independence" elements and the frequent collusion between the United States and Taiwan, if the "Taiwan independence" elements showdown, then the "first shot" of the Chinese mainland must also be decisively fired. This is because, although we have actively created favorable conditions for peaceful reunification, we will never give up the historical mission of accomplishing the reunification of the motherland through military means. We do not engage in military oppression, but when national sovereignty is violated, this shot must be fired!
Judging from the recent remarks made by US President Joe Biden on his promise to send troops to "assist in the defense" of Taiwan and the statement issued by US Secretary of State Blinken in support of the Taiwan region's "meaningful participation in UNITED Nations activities," the United States is stimulating the Chinese mainland through various small actions, forcing the mainland to take the lead in breaking the situation, prompting the mainland to lose its strategic determination and disrupting the situation in the Taiwan Strait.
Because the United States wants to use a war to undermine China's beautiful prospects for peaceful development. At the same time, the United States does not want to completely form a confrontational position with China, so the US position on Taiwan-related issues is often inconsistent in words and deeds. At the same time, the United States has co-opted a number of allies to exert pressure on China in international public opinion in an attempt to curb China's development. In view of this, we should maintain our strategic determination, fight steadily and steadily in accordance with the established line, and not leave the United States with the opportunity to watch the fire from the other side and reap the benefits of the fishermen.
As an inalienable part of China's inherent territory, Taiwan should not become a pawn for the United States and other Western countries to contain Chinese mainland. Today, as the world's second largest economy, China should not be absent from the mainland's rapid development express train in the rapid development momentum. Compared with military reunification, the peaceful settlement of the Taiwan issue can not only minimize negative impacts, but also conform to the original intention of cross-strait reunification.