So you are saying that if China does not reunify Taiwan soon enough, China would collapse from within? Is that what you mean?
Also, I noticed that you are using a translator machine.
My English skills were largely lost after I graduated from college, so I need to use some tools.I couldn't correct some of the statement errors before because of the network.
China will not see the kind of collapse claimed by doomsday prophets,but there are indeed many unpromising internal red flags.
In the past few years I would have thought that the landing capability needed further strengthening, so waiting a few years would have been appropriate.
But these two years I have changed my opinion.The international environment is rapidly deteriorating and that the Americans are taking the initiative to inflame the conflict.
And the problems accumulated in recent years in the past rapid development of our country has now come to a concentrated explosion.
The future is too variable, and the handling of many of today's socially focused issues is disappointing: people make a big deal of criticism, but as the heat dies down, everything goes back to the old ways and nothing changes.
Local governments play rogue in some deadly PR crises,the shadow under the halo is very heavy.
The enterprising spirit of the whole society is disappearing, so we have to question whether the government has the will to realize national reunification.
It is disappointing that the official slogan of peaceful reunification is still being chanted, but the general public no longer sees any hope in it.
Taiwanese are taking advantage of preferential treatment policies for profit,but no ruling party in Taiwan has the will to reunify.
No one can support such ineffective slogans without complaint,what's worse is that many experts are spending their energy on studying what policies to use to give preferential treatment to Taiwanese.
This is a very bad situation and the country has formed interest groups that exploit ethnic division for profit and impede reunification in various ways.
We are not like the Americans who can throw all the blame on the previous ruling party and all the grievances will be directed at the CPC, but the CPC has long since ceased to be a group with highly aligned interests.To the left or to the right is still a question that needs to be faced.
On the issue of political legitimacy, some believe that the government should not squander this valuable asset excessively, and that a large part of the success of many things must be attributed to the dedication of the people's support, but this does not mean that problems and burdens can be thrown on the people at will.
China has a cruel historical experience: any time it shows the slightest sign of weakness, the neighboring countries will swarm like vipers.
The rather dazzling U.S. military mythology has created extreme contempt for China's military capabilities in many countries and has fueled their adventurist tendencies.
It was once said that the Chinese have not experienced a full cycle of economic crisis, but the Americans have not experienced a full cycle of national rise and fall.
Although we have experienced numerous difficult moments, each generation has to face problems that are their own.The next few years may be even more difficult.
The Western world is much more fragile than we think,there is no better time to take action than right now.It should act decisively before falling into decadence, especially since China historically has a bad habit of voluntarily contracting its borders and giving up territory when the country is in trouble.