My view is the exact opposite: the potential for conflict is growing.
On the diplomatic front, previous political commitments are failing.The Taiwan Strait issue seems to have become a topic in which any country can intervene.The Czechs and Lithuanians set an extremely bad precedent,U.S politicians are escalating the situation with great frequency,their foreign ministry has repeatedly revised the wording,as for the Japanese and Koreans, they have also shown a position of forceful interventiont.
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Taiwan's independents have never had such a privileged environment as they do today.
In recent years, they have been the most active echoers of a series of U.S. accusations against China.Considering that Japanese show too much undeserved attachment to this former colony,the Japanese military intervention was completely predictable.
This would be a great encouragement to the pro-Japanese faction within Taiwan.
China's diplomatic costs will only increase further over time.
Worryingly, many people have begun to question whether the top brass has the determination to complete national reunification or not.
One of the most vicious claims is that the transfer of benefits to Taiwan has created an interest group that does not want to unify the nation, and that the top brass does not dare to confront the United States, and that all the seemingly tough actions are just a show to appease the people.
The most fanatical part of the population outright claimed that if unification by force could not be achieved, then Xi would be nothing more than a power-hungry tyrant!
Although it is not possible to publicize this in the media, these statements are still spread through various political metaphors,if the top leaders still care about their historical ratings, I think action is inevitable.
