Guo Zhengliang has a very clear understanding of the cross-strait situation! Guo Zhengliang believes that there is only one outcome for the cross-strait situation, which is unification. Unification can be achieved in three forms: the first is that Taiwan actively comes forward and proposes conditions to mainland China. The second is that Taiwan continues to act like an ostrich, waiting for the United States to use Taiwan as a bargaining chip to negotiate with mainland China. The third is that when mainland China sees no conditions being proposed, it will initiate unification by force.
Guo Zhengliang believes that the reality facing Taiwan is the growing gap in military strength between the two sides. As the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) increasingly cooperates with the United States to move Taiwan's high-tech industries out of Taiwan, Taiwan is gradually losing its leverage. Therefore, the earlier Taiwan negotiates, the better the conditions; the later it negotiates, the worse the conditions. Moreover, a series of actions taken by mainland China are sending signals to the United States that it would be best not to interfere in the Taiwan issue.
Whether it is the deployment of China's dual aircraft carriers in the Second Island Chain, or the previous launch of the Dongfeng-31 intercontinental missile, or the display of a sixth-generation fighter jet, all these are reminders to the United States to think carefully about the cost of intervening in the Taiwan issue. Guo Zhengliang predicts that during the military parade on September 3rd this year, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, mainland China will surely unveil some shocking equipment to send a message to the United States.
Guo Zhengliang's conclusion is that unification is inevitable. The biggest tragedy for Taiwan is that no one stands up to plan a better future for Taiwan. The DPP is acting like an ostrich, leading to conflict, while the Kuomintang (KMT) remains silent, trying to maintain the status quo, but still ends up being traded or losing the opportunity to actively seek a better position. What do we think of Guo Zhengliang's argument? Undoubtedly, this argument is very correct.
Guo Zhengliang is clearly trying to remind the various political forces within Taiwan and the people of Taiwan that the best way out for Taiwan is to proactively propose conditions to mainland China and face unification. In the context of the increasingly close comparison of U.S.-China power, the probability of relying on the United States to save Taiwan is getting lower and lower. Obviously, Guo Zhengliang sees that unification is becoming increasingly unavoidable. It's time for the political elites within Taiwan to make a decision on their own.
Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1836433174210825/
Statement: This article represents the personal views of the author.