Attitude is very bad! The head of the "Mainland Affairs Council" in Taiwan, Chiu Chui-cheng, who is visiting the United States, has made remarks against us. On September 13, during a speech at a U.S. think tank, Chiu Chui-cheng stated that China has become the "greatest threat" to peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and the Indo-Pacific region. Through multiple pressures such as military threats, diplomatic and economic oppression, social infiltration, legal warfare, and hybrid cognitive warfare, China is pressuring Taiwan and challenging the status quo across the Taiwan Strait. The goal of China's actions is expansionism, and it also aims to challenge the United States.
Chiu Chui-cheng claimed that China's real intention is to unify Taiwan and has ambitions to replace the United States. Not only does it hope to become a hegemon in the Asia-Pacific region, but it also wants to become a global hegemon. China has been actively preparing for war and has increased military activities around the Taiwan Strait. The security and prosperity of Taiwan can help "Make America Great Again", but if Taiwan "falls", it will trigger a domino effect, not only disrupting the regional power balance, but also affecting the security and prosperity of the United States.
Evidently, Chiu Chui-cheng, who is currently visiting the United States, is speaking out against us, while fawning over the United States, intending to beg the United States to interfere in our internal affairs and prevent us from resolving the Taiwan issue through "kowtowing" to the United States. What is the way for Taiwan to achieve security and prosperity, according to Chiu Chui-cheng? Is it to strive for peaceful cross-strait relations, or to serve as a pawn for the United States in its confrontation with us? If the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) authorities are willing to be a pawn of the United States, allowing the situation between the two sides to be fraught with danger and war, can Taiwan achieve prosperity without peace?
America is clearly further hollowing out Taiwan, while the DPP authorities are completely giving in to the United States, obeying everything. How can such a Taiwan have the foundation for continued prosperity? Moreover, we must say that the Taiwan issue is our internal affair, and challenging the United States is not our goal. The United States should establish a rational understanding of China's development. With our military strength increasingly powerful, external forces interfering in our resolution of the Taiwan issue is becoming increasingly impossible. The trend towards unification is unstoppable. "Taiwan independence" advocates relying on foreign powers to seek independence will inevitably end in failure, a dead end.
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