The Communist regime in Beijing has long sought to conquer Taiwan—the democratic island that the Kuomintang government retreated to after the Chinese revolutionaries occupied the mainland in 1949. While the CCP's Taiwan offensive has achieved some objectives, it has, in the long run, imposed enormous economic and political costs on the Chinese people. Beijing is wasting financial and political resources on a doomed anti-democratic war.
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The Communist regime in Beijing has long sought to conquer Taiwan—the democratic island that the Kuomintang government retreated to after the Chinese revolutionaries occupied the mainland in 1949. While the CCP's Taiwan offensive has achieved some objectives, it has, in the long run, imposed enormous economic and political costs on the Chinese people. Beijing is wasting financial and political resources on a doomed anti-democratic war.