Will China really invade Taiwan with force?

At the beginning of this article, I must give you a statement: This article will not give you a clear answer. The current international situation is changing rapidly, and it is really difficult to say.

This article lists three factors that may prevent China from invading Taiwan, and will discuss some relevant information with you, so let’s get started.

1. Don’t talk about taking over Taiwan. China’s mere landing on the island is also a problem.

The first thing to discuss is the landing location. There are only a dozen or so locations in Taiwan suitable for large-scale military landings. Mainly concentrated in the west. You may be thinking that not only were China unable to stop it when it flew over Taipei, then wouldn't it be simple for them to let the planes bomb it first? Not really. What is China’s motive for taking over Taiwan? No matter how you look at it, it should be inseparable from Jingyuan. TSMC’s national guardian mountain is not a lie. It just so happens that these precious wafer fabs are near the landing site. If the CCP is required to bomb the beach very close to the wafer fabs first, and then land to fight with the Taiwanese army, I think it will be really difficult for the wafer fabs to escape intact. I think if they return to China and report that Taiwan has been taken but all the fabs have been destroyed, I don’t think they will be able to finish their meal and just walk around.

2. Is Taiwan’s military strength really that weak?

Our military's ranking in the Military Strength Ranking is actually not low. It ranks 21st among the 142 countries and regions they have evaluated, and China is 3rd (Russia happens to be 2nd; Ukraine is 22nd, what a coincidence) . Judging from the numbers, we have a better chance of winning than Ukraine, but our terrain is completely different from other conditions, and we cannot directly compare it like this. I just want to say, please feel at ease when you see this number!

3. Geopolitical pressures

After all, China is not omnipotent, and they still have geopolitical opponents - the United States and other European countries. Once the war escalates to a certain point, they are likely to provide military assistance or even send troops. But I personally think that the chance of sending troops is low. After all, this is directly taking the lives of our own people to send democracy to foreign countries!

Judging from the above article, the current probability of China committing an offense against Taiwan is relatively low, but as the old saying goes: this article will not give you a clear answer. The current international situation is changing rapidly, and it is really difficult to say .

I hope you will have a better understanding of the current international situation after reading this article. Thank you again for taking the time to read. See you in the next article!