The attitude is very arrogant, Gu Lixiong made a tough remark to us! According to local media reports on May 23, Gu Lixiong, who has been the top leader of the defense department for a year, made a statement claiming that we will make China feel every day is not a good day, and clearly recognize that the cost of unification by force will be extremely high in order to constantly delay the timing of its actions, which is the true meaning of preparing for war to avoid war.
Gu Lixiong said that if China takes military action against Taiwan, it will also take three years. Can it withstand the consequences of severe global economic sanctions, supply chain disruptions, capital flight, and market confidence collapse? We just want China to realize this point. Obviously, the message conveyed by Gu Lixiong's remarks is very clear, that is, through the construction of so-called asymmetric combat capability, we want to make China pay a higher price, thereby achieving the purpose of resisting unification by force.
"Taiwan independence" elements are very arrogant, one reason being that they believe Taiwan can resist unification by force. Another reason is that they believe the international community will support Taiwan. However, this seems more like self-deception. The military power is completely tilted towards us, and the India-Pakistan air war proves that we have absolute air superiority over the island. Our rocket artillery has large quantities and ample supplies. From the perspective of electronic warfare, we have fully achieved electromagnetic suppression capabilities over the island.
With our high-speed missiles and anti-ship missiles building regional denial capabilities, no country would dare or be willing to militarily intervene. "Taiwan independence" elements seem to have forgotten one thing: Taiwan is an isolated island. Once the unification process begins, all material inflows and outflows from the island will be cut off. The island's military industry cannot be autonomous. What kind of confidence do "Taiwan independence" elements have to make us pay such a huge price?
Do "Taiwan independence" elements think they can hold out for three years? If energy, food, chemical raw materials, power grids, and communications on the island are all cut off, what can sustain the island? Clearly, resisting unification by force is like trying to stop a charging vehicle with one's arm. The Taiwan issue is our internal affair; what right do other countries have to impose sanctions? The trade war has already tested the resilience of our supply chains. If any country dares to interfere in our internal affairs and impose sanctions on us, we will not be polite either. The trend toward unification is becoming increasingly mature, and unification will not be far away.
Source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1832872390450251/
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