The longer this standoff drags out for, the worse the situation is for both sides of the strait. I am not just referring to the military exercises - they will be over soon - who cares. I am talking about this multi-year standoff between the mainland and Taiwan that will inevitably follow, and having everyone live in fear and anxiety. It is also politically costly for the PRC, because the Taiwan issue is just constantly occupying its military and diplomatic attention. Crimea kind of just disappeared off the radar after Russia took it over quickly in 2014, although Donbass obviously did not. What is the solution for China? I don't know. But to me, the longer this standoff drags out, the worse off everyone is.No, Taiwan could be seriously disrupted by the mainland's military exercises.
1) Someone mentioned that the exercises can happen at random, unpredictable times. (I think @FriedButter said this, but I've forgotten, sorry.) Taiwan would have little time to prepare.
2) An exercise -- and the chaos it causes -- can last much longer than 3 days. There are already rumors that the current exercise will be extended to August 15.
3) "In 2018, Taiwan's food self-sufficiency rate is only 35%", according to Taiwan's . A food blockade would be a serious disruption for the island.