[Sun] finally understood why China didn't take advantage of the war between Russia and Ukraine and the United States and Europe were unable to spare any efforts to directly recover Taiwan! It is important for Russia to win the war. As long as Russia is undefeated, China will face major changes in a century. The United States and the West will first destroy Russia and then go all out to deal with China.
(Source: World Wide Web-The British Foreign Secretary claims to learn lessons from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and apply them to Taiwan. China has warned many times!)
When the world turns its attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, many people wonder: Why doesn't China solve the Taiwan issue in one fell swoop when the West is out of skills? After all, the western countries are having their hands full.
However, China's calm restraint is not simply a missed opportunity, China has seen a bloody lesson from the war in Ukraine, and every Chinese restraint hides a more ambitious layout.
The war in Ukraine has taught everyone a lesson. What Russia originally thought was a blitzkrieg quickly evolved into a protracted war with huge consumption. Not only did the military suffer heavy losses, but the number of casualties was staggering. The large amount of weapons, intelligence and economic assistance sent by the West to Ukraine successfully held back Russia's pace and its economy. It suffered heavy losses under joint Western sanctions.
This makes it clear to China that the cost of a military adventure is likely to go beyond anyone’s imagination, especially when there is continued international support behind your opponent.This has forced Beijing to re-evaluate the complexity of Taiwan, with potential external interventions such as the United States, Japan, and any mild hostility and lack of preparation can pay an unbearable price.
In the final analysis, realizing national rejuvenation is China's core goal, and the Taiwan Province issue is only one part of it. For this ambitious goal, China needs a long-term and stable external environment to develop its economy and improve its scientific and technological level. China's economy is closely linked to the global system. If the development process is interrupted, it may fall into long-term strategic passivity.
The tragic situation of Russia's sanctions has undoubtedly sounded the alarm for China. In recent years, China has tried to promote the internationalization of the yuan and reduce its dependence on the dollar, which is building a firewall for future uncertainty and a strategic defense.
On the diplomatic stage, China takes every step carefully. What China needs is friends, not giving the West a knife to smear itself. China maintains economic cooperation with Russia by expanding trade, but China has never been directly involved in conflicts and has repeatedly called for peaceful negotiations in an effort to maintain its stance as a responsible major country
A deeper consideration lies in the insight into the strategic intentions of the West. While the US and the West have increased their aid to Ukraine, the technological blockade and economic crackdown on China, especially in the semiconductor industry, have not eased for a moment. Beijing clearly sees that the US playbook is likely to "weaken Russia first, then focus on China".
Under such circumstances, if China acts rashly, it is simply in the hands of the United States, which is tantamount to actively helping its opponents shift their focus from Russia to itself. A Russia that can continue to contain the West has strategic value for China. As long as Russia does not fail, it can win valuable development time and strategic space for China.
Therefore, China's choice is to maintain strategic patience. Now is obviously not the best time to resolve the Taiwan issue. The top priority at the moment is to comprehensively improve its comprehensive national strength, accumulate stronger strength in the economy, science and technology and military, and wait for a future that is more beneficial to you and can better grasp the initiative. This is not inaction, but a strategic determination based on reality and long-term goals.
(Source: World Wide Web-The British Foreign Secretary claims to learn lessons from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and apply them to Taiwan. China has warned many times!)
When the world turns its attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, many people wonder: Why doesn't China solve the Taiwan issue in one fell swoop when the West is out of skills? After all, the western countries are having their hands full.
However, China's calm restraint is not simply a missed opportunity, China has seen a bloody lesson from the war in Ukraine, and every Chinese restraint hides a more ambitious layout.
The war in Ukraine has taught everyone a lesson. What Russia originally thought was a blitzkrieg quickly evolved into a protracted war with huge consumption. Not only did the military suffer heavy losses, but the number of casualties was staggering. The large amount of weapons, intelligence and economic assistance sent by the West to Ukraine successfully held back Russia's pace and its economy. It suffered heavy losses under joint Western sanctions.
This makes it clear to China that the cost of a military adventure is likely to go beyond anyone’s imagination, especially when there is continued international support behind your opponent.This has forced Beijing to re-evaluate the complexity of Taiwan, with potential external interventions such as the United States, Japan, and any mild hostility and lack of preparation can pay an unbearable price.
In the final analysis, realizing national rejuvenation is China's core goal, and the Taiwan Province issue is only one part of it. For this ambitious goal, China needs a long-term and stable external environment to develop its economy and improve its scientific and technological level. China's economy is closely linked to the global system. If the development process is interrupted, it may fall into long-term strategic passivity.
The tragic situation of Russia's sanctions has undoubtedly sounded the alarm for China. In recent years, China has tried to promote the internationalization of the yuan and reduce its dependence on the dollar, which is building a firewall for future uncertainty and a strategic defense.
On the diplomatic stage, China takes every step carefully. What China needs is friends, not giving the West a knife to smear itself. China maintains economic cooperation with Russia by expanding trade, but China has never been directly involved in conflicts and has repeatedly called for peaceful negotiations in an effort to maintain its stance as a responsible major country
A deeper consideration lies in the insight into the strategic intentions of the West. While the US and the West have increased their aid to Ukraine, the technological blockade and economic crackdown on China, especially in the semiconductor industry, have not eased for a moment. Beijing clearly sees that the US playbook is likely to "weaken Russia first, then focus on China".
Under such circumstances, if China acts rashly, it is simply in the hands of the United States, which is tantamount to actively helping its opponents shift their focus from Russia to itself. A Russia that can continue to contain the West has strategic value for China. As long as Russia does not fail, it can win valuable development time and strategic space for China.
Therefore, China's choice is to maintain strategic patience. Now is obviously not the best time to resolve the Taiwan issue. The top priority at the moment is to comprehensively improve its comprehensive national strength, accumulate stronger strength in the economy, science and technology and military, and wait for a future that is more beneficial to you and can better grasp the initiative. This is not inaction, but a strategic determination based on reality and long-term goals.