Evolving Rhetoric on Taiwan

This chapter explores the shifting rhetoric of political leaders regarding Taiwan, particularly focusing on Xi Jinping's strategies compared to his predecessors. It examines the implications of Taiwan's potential declaration of independence, the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, and the psychological tactics China employs to influence Taiwanese sentiment. The discussion highlights the critical role of public perception and international support in shaping Taiwan's future amidst ongoing cross-strait tensions.