Re: your opinion on china
@26
Out of strategic considerations, Taiwan must return to China.
In fact, according to your statement, Hong Kong can be independent, but it cannot!
Although Hong Kong is not independent, it can still carry out its system. Although it is only 50 years old, I think if Taiwan can return, it can also be implemented in the same way. In fact, there is nothing wrong with Taiwan’s return. Now the mainland is economically developed and can be driven. Taiwan's economy. .
The strategic significance of Taiwan is too great.
Whether China can break away from the US island chain blockade can be broken through through Taiwan. In addition, the South China Sea issue seems to be due to this reason, and they do not want to be blocked for development.
Regardless of the Chinese government, China has been a unified country since ancient times. If it can be unified, try to unify as much as possible. Even after Chiang Kai-shek went to Taiwan that year, Yili emphasized that there is only one China.
@24
Even though Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan that year, Chiang Kai-shek still emphasized that there was only one China and Taiwan must be Chinese territory. Therefore, although there were two governments back then, the concept of one China was the same on both sides.
This shows that the concept of grand unification has been deeply ingrained in the hearts of Chinese people.
Moreover, it is not the Kuomintang government, but the DPP that demanded Taiwan’s independence. As far as I know, there are political struggles in Taiwan. The Kuomintang does not seem to have the upper hand, so the right to speak lies in the hands of the DPP.
@21
This matter is actually very complicated.
Is the information you obtained must be true historical facts?
Is the Chinese government's forcibly blocking information channels really just trying to cover up the wrong things that it did in the past?
not necessarily.
Everyone knows that China is huge and a highly unified country. This is actually extremely incredible in the eyes of Western countries in Europe and America. No country has maintained a highly unified state since ancient times, not even the Soviet Union as a huge country. All eventually move towards the destiny of break down, but China still maintains a unified state. It is quite terrible to think about it with strategic thinking.
Do you know what remarks made in the West after the collapse of the Soviet Union?
China collapse theory.
In other words, China will soon collapse like the Soviet Union and eventually move towards a capitalist system.
But in the end, everyone has witnessed it. It didn't collapse, and got better and better.
This is incredible in the eyes of Westerners, even unimaginable, so they feel the threat
So what if Europe, America and the West want to break the unification of China? Forcibly breaking it by force is temporarily impossible, so can other means be used to shake China's grand unification situation?
Of course, there are methods. One is the forced output of various model cultures. Each culture has good and bad sides, so we should vigorously output some bad things, or relatively negative things.
This kind of negative culture is often absent in the local area and will only be exported to other countries.
This can confuse the younger generation of China, hit China's future, and make the Chinese feel disagreement, so as to achieve the purpose of undermining the great unification.
Another method is to slightly modify the historical facts, or to avoid the important ones, and add some private opinions. If the Chinese see these opinions, then those who lack independent thinking will be confused.
They may gradually lack a sense of identity with the country, which can also undermine China's grand unification.
This is the so-called use of soft power.
Many things, thinking from a strategic or political level, may be easy to understand.
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