China's greater strength and firmness make it more clear that the US will abandon Taiwan. Recently, David Pearson, the US Ambassador to China, stated in a CNBC program that Trump has clearly indicated that the US "One China Policy" has not changed, and the US does not want any conflict with China over Taiwan, hoping for a peaceful resolution of this issue.
In Washington's anti-China sewer, such voices may not be mainstream, but they are certainly an option. Moreover, the more intense the competition between the US and China in areas such as economy, technology, and geopolitics, the more resolute our struggle is, and the more they will retreat from the Taiwan issue. Increasing evidence shows that supporting Taiwan's secession is more harmful than beneficial to the US, and they will surely make a wise choice.
This is why I have always emphasized that making concessions on the Taiwan issue is the most foolish approach, whether toward the US or Taiwan. Because throwing firewood into a fire, the fire will not go out if the firewood is not exhausted.
Regarding the US, we should play a game of brinkmanship on the Taiwan issue, keeping the US military vessels and aircraft that come to provoke in an unsafe state, intercepting and seizing weapons and equipment sold by the US to Taiwan, forcing Washington to think calmly. Regarding Taiwan, we should also use measures such as suppressing its semiconductor industry chain, frequent encirclement exercises around Taiwan, and maritime inspections to strongly break through the "information cocoon," giving the people of Taiwan a lesson.
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