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PLA Strategy in a Taiwan Contingency
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I think you should have heard a joke, "I have to work hard so that I can let my boss change his new sports car."A few years ago, enterprises could use "struggle" to deceive employees into bearing low wages and working overtime, but now everyone knows that this is a fraud. Recently, Tik Tok's London office experienced a large-scale resignation because they brought China's bad overtime culture to the UK.
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Well, I think it's too far from the point. Let's say something else.
An important reason that makes me feel more disgusted with the Taiwanese people is that they have cleverly and maliciously used their superior political position and poor censorship mechanism to put pressure on the Chinese Mainland to delete some things they do not like.
I think many people in this forum should know” yankeesama“，he made a lot of descriptions about his military strategy towards Taiwan, but unfortunately, the Taiwanese put pressure on him, claiming that it hurt their feelings, so his account was blocked.
Unfortunately, I missed a lot of content.
Here is a crazy strategic assumption about filling the Taiwan Strait，I once saw this answer in Zhihu, but it was not surprising that it was reported and blocked by Taiwanese.
Fortunately, I found a copy of the respondent.Unfortunately, the comments below the original answer provide a lot of interesting historical details, but I don't think we can see them anymore
@B.I.B. bro legally they can't cause IF they do then the Mainlanders have a say and must participate cause ROC represent all of China. The only answer is to secede BUT again how? What is the premise since you claim yourself to represent China. So what DPP is doing is an idiocracy in itself. The One China Principle box the Taiwanese in either you accept the status quo or fear of being invaded.
Nice try pretending to be a Chinese. You have a lot of awkward phrasings that are not used by mainland Chinese, I can see that you intended to adopt some phrases commonly used by mainland Chinese, but you failed miserably because no adult in China write this awkwardly. You wrote like a high-level primary school students trying to grasp how to use those fancy newly-learnt phrases and sentence structures. Also, next time you pretend to be a Chinese, at very least try to remember that most Chinese don't use "中共(Chicom)", especially not in a derogatory way. Also, remember to not use too many "我们(we)" "人们(people)".
The tell-tale sign of the fact that you are not well-versed in contemporary Chinese is that you said "这些 利益 被用来拉拢商人和资本家，而真正的工人却无法从中受益。(These benefits are used to endear businessman and capitalist, but real workers cannot get any benefit.)" The thing is, 工人 in contemporary Chinese, when used casually, almost exclusively refers to industrial workers, not workers. Also, in the context of this sentence, I have never seen a Chinese use 工人(industrial workers), they would just use 台湾人民(people of Taiwan).
These are just the awkward usages of language that I find the first time I read through it. I am not even looking into the content of your post, just the phrasing. What a load of crap it is!
Now there are several likely possibilities:
1. You are Chinese but you didn't even finish your middle school.
2. You are a Chinese immigrant in other countries and lost a lot of your Chinese skills.
2. You are a foreigner studying Chinese, you certainly have a lot of habits of English speakers.
3. You are a Taiwanese 1450 trying to adapt to mainland's use of mandarin and push your propaganda.
4. You are a foreigner/Taiwanese using a specialized translation software to feign as a mainland Chinese.
Of course, there is always the slight possibilities that you are actually Chinese and non of the above. But damn your Chinese is awkward, not even awkward, just horrendous and abominable.
The tell-tale sign of the fact that you are not well-versed in contemporary Chinese is that you said "这些 利益 被用来拉拢商人和资本家，而真正的工人却无法从中受益。(These benefits are used to endear businessman and capitalist, but real workers cannot get any benefit.)" The thing is, 工人 in contemporary Chinese, when used casually, almost exclusively refers to industrial workers, not workers. Also, in the context of this sentence, I have never seen a Chinese use 工人(industrial workers), they would just use 台湾人民(people of Taiwan).
These are just the awkward usages of language that I find the first time I read through it. I am not even looking into the content of your post, just the phrasing. What a load of crap it is!
Now there are several likely possibilities:
1. You are Chinese but you didn't even finish your middle school.
2. You are a Chinese immigrant in other countries and lost a lot of your Chinese skills.
2. You are a foreigner studying Chinese, you certainly have a lot of habits of English speakers.
3. You are a Taiwanese 1450 trying to adapt to mainland's use of mandarin and push your propaganda.
4. You are a foreigner/Taiwanese using a specialized translation software to feign as a mainland Chinese.
Of course, there is always the slight possibilities that you are actually Chinese and non of the above. But damn your Chinese is awkward, not even awkward, just horrendous and abominable.
It's a pity that you guessed completely wrong.
I appreciate your imagination, but unfortunately this is the wrong message caused by the wrong switch when I use the 360 browser's own translation tool.
By the time I realized there seemed to be something wrong, it was too late.
At the same time, I also suffer from network interruption. Only VPN can guarantee normal access, but I use the free daily limited time version
I don't know if you're aware of this fact but military of any nation is secretive in nature and propagandists and that includes any and every western powers with the U.S. on top of that list.
And as much as you rightfully doubts and complains about the supposed ills, and character defects of some of the people that leads the government along with their supposed incompetence one can't help but notice that the very same party you seem to dismiss and people are the same one that's been responsible for making the country arrive at such a destination of relative success and opulence that people like you have arrived to nitpick and able to perhaps look for the imperfections vying for some sort of perfection.
There's no such system that exists anywhere else in the world, the closest one I can find is in China and that's the plain brutal fact. I have lived in many forms of democracies and I have yet to be impressed of the system's supposed inherent competence. The recent and still ongoing covid-19 pandemic is further proof of it and the results thus far is the proof of that pudding.
If the mainland had succumb to the scourge of Covid-19 and had suffered a devastating Indian like deaths as seen on the streets of India, the largest democracy in the world, and a country with problems you don't even want to wish on your worst enemy, then you ought to reassess, reevaluate objectively and not unrealistically how your country compares. Now, does it mean that we as citizens shouldn't strive or to seek better outcome, better results, clean and competent governance from the officials? Of course, but until the CPC and the people that helms the party stop delivering for the vast majority of people and leads the country down a path of destruction through recklessness, decadence, and unmatched corruption with nothing to show for the people then I can fully support as well as endorse your views.
You're way too pessimistic and seems to think of China's international perception as reality that it has affected your views and feelings of the country. Remember the country is as only as strong as the people that comprise it. I mean, if half of what the country has achieved were made by India the Indians would more than overlook whatever literal shit is happening in their country their pride and extreme prejudice would reach a new level or Jai Hind.
I am not suggesting for you to adopt a feeling of extreme bombastic nationalism but have some sense or pride on what your country has done, has achieved, and continues to achieve despite these existing international pressures that has been part of China's environment since the first OPIUM war.
The level of pessimism in your post makes it sound like China is about to collapse anytime soon without realizing and tempering your views while legitimate is just but one of many inside the country. Don't presume to know or that you speak for the many because that's how I have interpreted your opinion thus far.
I am sorry for the reply, and the unfounded accusations against you! My sincere apology!
Some of the talking points in your original posts was so outdated and ridiculous that it's almost a cliché talking point of certain group of people. Combined with the broken Chinese, I wrongly assumed that it must be written by someone that hasn't lived in China for quite a long time.
Also, please pardon me for saying this but this is how my dismissive side sees your comments:
I mean, hey, their loss our gain by having you on this forum so all isn't loss. While I have fundamental disagreement with your views on the government I can't and shouldn't dismiss any of your criticisms carelessly. Unless, you're a Taiwanese separatists trying to sow division by writing untruths and propaganda against the country then I wish you nothing but contempt.