• The West and other countries have made it clear that forcible reunification is out of the question; it also needs to be made clear that neither is a unilateral move by Taiwan for independence. | REUTERS
    The West and other countries have made it clear that forcible reunification is out of the question; it also needs to be made clear that neither is a unilateral move by Taiwan for independence. | REUTERS
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At the Shangri-La Dialogue last weekend, Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe fiercely defended mainland China’s position that Taiwan represents an inalienable part of the People’s Republic of China.

The People’s Liberation Army, he said, would do whatever it takes to unify with Taiwan and to resist any forces (read: the U.S. and its allies) that would try to promote Taiwan’s secession from the mainland.

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