Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping met with Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen in Beijing today.

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Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping met with Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen in Beijing today.

The CCP has not given up on peace.

Although the vast majority of ordinary Chinese people understand that, in the end, military means will be the only viable option.
 
Jack Grealish said:
Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping met with Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen in Beijing today.

The CCP has not given up on peace.

Although the vast majority of ordinary Chinese people understand that, in the end, military means will be the only viable option.
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The Province of Taiwan will be brought in.

This point is not up for debate.
 
Jack Grealish said:
你就是一傻逼，其实懒得理你。
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哈哈哈，哥们儿你这嘴炮开的挺猛啊😂
直接给我扣个“傻逼”帽子，还说懒得理我，结果还是手贱发过来了？
行吧，那我这个“傻逼”就躺平了，你爱理不理，随便。
有事儿再骂，随时奉陪～
（不过下次骂得再狠点，我怕我不够格）


which means:

"Hahaha, bro, your trash talk is pretty fierce 😂
Straight up calling me an 'idiot' and saying you can't be bothered to deal with me, but you still bothered to type and send it anyway?
Alright then, this 'idiot' will just lie flat here. Feel free to ignore me or not.
If you have something to say, come骂 again anytime～
(But next time make the insult a bit harsher, I'm afraid I might not be qualified enough 😂)"
 
I once discussed the Taiwan issue and other topics about China with people on a British forum.

One thing that struck me was how casually these British people questioned whether any piece of Chinese territory belonged to China.

Their relaxed and casual tone conveyed the unspoken message that "every piece of Chinese territory should be put in some kind of court, debated, and recognized by Western countries before it can be considered legitimate Chinese territory."

I've mentioned this on Chinese social media, and many people said they've encountered similar situations. I think this is a widespread phenomenon. In the eyes of the British, China shouldn't exist. Their mentality is, "You shouldn't exist, but you do. Okay, for the sake of some cheap shirts, socks, and plastic toys, we can overlook this and reluctantly accept that China exists, but don't forget that China shouldn't exist in the first place."
 
I think a major reason for this situation is that China doesn't fight wars. Because of the scarcity of wars, many countries in the world, including some Asian countries, are completely unafraid of China. They feel very confident and boldly take any actions hostile to China, because they don't worry about military retaliation. This is the price of peace. We can go 40 years without war to develop our economy, which is good. But the price is that every inch of our territory is questioned by Europeans. And they won't say that China loves peace just because it hasn't fought a war for 40 years. They will still consider China part of the axis of evil.
 
Jack Grealish said:
Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping met with Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wen in Beijing today.

The CCP has not given up on peace.

Although the vast majority of ordinary Chinese people understand that, in the end, military means will be the only viable option.
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They met with the opposition leader.

That should be telling you something besides "peace" is their goal.
 
China should finally recognize that Taiwan needs to be recognized as a sovereign nation.
They never will, of course.

I hope that our submission to them on this subject
was worth destroying our domestic industrial base.

There's a reason why I cling to my ethnicity as much as my nationality.
Respectfully, I have to admit that America and I rarely think alike.
 
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