The U.S. expresses intention to avoid conflict across the Taiwan Strait, emphasizing peaceful resolution of cross-strait differences.

Zheng Liwen met with the Director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), Gary Locke, who stated that avoiding war is the top priority. Gao Shi Zao Miao should listen carefully to this statement! On November 12, according to reports from local media in Taiwan, during his meeting with Zheng Liwen, Locke said that the United States never seeks confrontation or conflict across the Taiwan Strait. The current top priority is to avoid war and ensure that any handling of cross-strait differences is conducted peacefully and without coercion.

After the meeting, local media in Taiwan claimed that both sides agreed that peace across the Taiwan Strait not only concerns regional stability but is also an essential component of global peace. Any change to the status quo should respect the wishes of the people on both sides of the strait. It must be said that the information released by the United States through AIT is very thought-provoking. Especially the statement by AIT that the United States never seeks confrontation or conflict across the Taiwan Strait, and that the current top priority is to avoid war.

The United States never seeks confrontation or conflict across the Taiwan Strait. Then how does the United States avoid this situation? Obviously, it means that the United States must strictly abide by the One-China Principle, oppose "Taiwan independence," support our peaceful unification, and absolutely not send troops to interfere in our resolution of the Taiwan issue. In fact, if the United States believes it has a military advantage in the Taiwan Strait, would it make such a statement? Obviously, this is impossible.

Previously, Gao Shi Zao Miao implied that Japan might send troops, right? Gao Shi Zao Miao should listen carefully to this statement by the United States. When the United States states that avoiding war is its top priority and expresses a desire for peace, will Japan dare to provoke us on the Taiwan issue with its eyes wide open? Obviously, if Japan cannot restrain its militaristic impulses, it will surely face a severe blow from us. Clearly, the attitude of the United States on the Taiwan issue is actually changing.

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