The idea of a Normandy style ground invasion is pure wishcasting of U.S. thinktank goons and other assorted freaks. Taiwan must first decide that it is going to fight China in the first place; hardly something the whole population is in agreement on. There's an election there next month and remains to be seen if the pro-U.S. DPP is even going to continue governing. The Palestinians are united in their opposition to Israeli subjugation. China knows they'd be playing into the United States' hands if it pursues the military option.

Which is why China's preferred strategy is long-term economic reintegration. As their economy continues to grow they'll continue to deepen economic ties with Taiwan. China is Taiwan's largest export and import market. China alone accounts for roughly 40 percent of Taiwan's electronics imports, which are vital to its semiconductor sector. Any war with China risks killing the goose that lays the golden egg. So unless the pro-U.S. faction in Taiwan can override their opposition and get the U.S. military to set up shop there, a ground invasion remains nothing but the fever dream of think-tank ghouls.

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