Welcome to the real world, where you can't take any politicians (Western or Chinese) too seriously, or else you will be disappointed. Heck, we will be in WW3 already if we took every slight over Taiwan too seriously, but the clear redlines 1) no nukes, 2) no US bases, 3) no formal independence are the main one to worry about. Everything else is a distraction, like Pelosi visit, trainers, arms sales, etc..
The development of the situation will not always be under the control of these "visionary individuals". Just like the absurd drama of "buying Diaoyu Islands" in 2012, with just a gentle push, the accumulated conflict between the two countries can be completely erupted.
Before that, people to people exchanges had been full of gunpowder. When the Chinese who would use the Internet saw the extreme contempt, arrogance and hatred of Japanese netizens for China, I realized that the future might lead to war again. Only the government is still futile in wooing Japan, but obviously they have no understanding of the Japanese stubbornness and arrogance.
In the end, the development of the matter led to a comprehensive confrontation, and there would never be any "maintenance of the status quo".
Taiwan is the same, does anyone really think this boring turn-based game will continue? The current situation is something that can be changed. If you don't take the initiative to change it, your opponent will also choose to take the initiative to change it.
Those military bravado are of no value because I have not yet seen a fundamental change in policy.
He showed the same scowl face when he played in the mainland last year. Compared to the rest of his teammates/countrymen that were far more enthusiastic than he was. What a pathetic bleeping little shit. I am not surprised if this b word of an athlete adores that libertarian nut job of a president his country just elected. With his riches, maybe he can and should help his country's gargantuan inflation and sinking economy. F this guy.
The Internet in China has discussed this matter for two days, and one interesting point is that Argentina is just a country with nothing but white skin. The only thing that can support their confidence is the sense of racial superiority brought by being white.