CCP Military History, Power, and Threat to Taiwan

The issue of the CCP invading Taiwan is just a matter of time, not a matter of whether it will happen." —— U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

Research from Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense shows that the CCP will "possess full capability to invade Taiwan by 2025," while Xi Jinping has declared goals to "achieve the centenary goal of building the military by 2027," "basically realize the modernization of national defense and the military by 2035, and fully build the military into a world-class force by the middle of this century." The threat of a CCP invasion is imminent!

Starting from historical facts, this book first discusses the CCP's "Military History," covering the August 1st Army Building, the period of KMT-CCP cooperation where they expanded under the guise of the anti-Japanese war, the period of the Chinese Civil War characterized by full-scale armed rebellion, Mao's Taiwan seizure plans and Chiang Kai-shek's Project Guoguang, as well as the CCP's four foreign wars (Korea, Sino-Indian Border War, Sino-Soviet Border Conflict, and Sino-Vietnamese War). It then examines the CCP's "Military System," including the army, navy, air force, rocket force, strategic support force, joint logistics support force, armed police force, and militia weaponry, as well as the organizational levels adjusted during various military reforms. Furthermore, it introduces the evolution of the "International Situation," including analysis of CCP work toward Taiwan, U.S. strategy toward Taiwan and China, Japan's involvement, and the China-Russia alliance. Finally, based on the above analysis, it explores the timing and strategic models of a "CCP Armed Invasion of Taiwan," as well as possible actions such as missile operations, cross-strait operations, and island landing operations. The end of the book includes the "Organization of the CCP Central Military Commission and Military Institutions," providing a comprehensive overview for readers to gain a quick understanding of the PLA.

While all predictions may be overtaken by the reality of change, knowing oneself and the enemy ensures victory in a hundred battles. Do not rely on the enemy not coming, but rely on being prepared for them!