In order to prioritize the transfer of medical personnel and the wounded, we left the bodies of forty-three heroes. www.biquge.info In other words, in the current Taiwan Strait War Martyrs' Cemetery, there are forty-three graves, and there is nothing in them. Forty-three! As a staff member of the field hospital at that time, I am sorry for them, sorry for their loved ones......

-- "Memoirs of a Veteran: The War in the Taiwan Strait", Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House

Some scholars believe that the war in the Taiwan Strait should be regarded as a continuation of the war of liberation a century ago, but more scholars hold the opposite view. The mainstream view is that the war in the Taiwan Strait is no longer a two-party struggle between the Communist Party and ***, but a war between Chinese mainland and all separatist forces (they will use some more obscure and praiseworthy names abroad). Evidence shows that behind the assassination of the mainland's negotiators, which was the trigger for the war, and the subsequent "15 April" incident, which shocked people at home and abroad, were the shadow of terrorism and separatist forces in other parts of the country. Even on the Declaration of Independence, which completely shattered the hope for peaceful reunification between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, there are some names that you will be familiar with if you are concerned about domestic political events. What is quite alarming is that this is the first time since the founding of New China that they have "hated the same enemy" and united to launch a coordinated attack on the Chinese government......

-- "Investigation on the Development of Separatism and Terrorism in China", Wang Jingjing, Guangdong Provincial Publishing House

The impact of the victorious conclusion of the Battle of the Taiwan Strait is undoubtedly enormous, as China has finally ended its separatist state and completed the great cause of reunifying its motherland, while at the same time further forcing back the US military deployment in East Asia. After that, the blockade of the first island chain can be said to have been destroyed, and the strategic passage between the East China Sea and the South China Sea has been rigidly held in China's hands, and its international strategic value is immeasurable.

At the same time, however, we must also realize that, like the War of Liberation, this war was a tragedy of flesh and blood, which brought about a painful disaster to the people on both sides of the strait, especially the people of Taiwan. After everything has calmed down, we must look back, look at the history we have traveled, and ask ourselves: What is it that has brought things to this point? If a similar situation arises again, will we be able to make a prudent and wise decision to avoid the outbreak of war? If there is really no way back, will we be able to stand up resolutely and decisively in order to defend our interests, as we did this time, instead of being weak and compromising?

-- A Century of Wolf Smoke -- From the War of Liberation to the War in the Taiwan Strait, by Li Ping and Wang Feng, Hubei People's Publishing House

No one could have imagined the dramatic impact of the war in the Taiwan Strait on Japan. After the end of the war, Japan's leadership was very clear that Japan would soon replace Taiwan as the forefront of the political confrontation between China and the United States, and that Japan's international politics would become a delicate tightrope between the two major powers, and that the slightest carelessness could lead to a catastrophe. In this regard, the wise Takamatsu Ryohei has taken very correct measures: on the one hand, taking advantage of China's attempt to rely on Japan's cultural market mechanism to shape its international soft power, strive to strengthen economic and cultural cooperation with China, and at the same time suppress the development of China's domestic cultural undertakings through various methods, so as to deepen China's dependence on Japan; On the other hand, China will limit China's control over Japan through the use of US forces stationed in Japan, and will gradually attach importance to the building of the Ground Self-Defense Force, especially the issue of spiritual construction and training -- obviously he believes that for China, which has broken through the first island chain and is rapidly developing its naval strength, it must be prepared for a complete naval defeat at any time, and the only way to rely on the army and air force is to fight a war against the water.

-- "The Impact of the War in the Taiwan Strait on Japan's Policy", Liu Ye, graduation thesis, Department of Political Science, Fudan University

Yumemi Okazaki, a well-known physicist...... At the April meeting of the American Physical Society, she had a serious conflict with another hot-tempered physicist, Willis Owen, who even made insulting remarks such as "no phenomena can be explained, no results can be predicted, nothing but increases the complexity of the theory, and the essential definition of force is thrown away as a fundamental force, and it is really impossible to imagine how Professor Okazaki could have created such a complete theory of waste." Then, an angry Yumemi Okazaki walked up to Willis and slapped him hard...... Yumemi Okazaki's assistant, Chiyuri Kita-Shirakawa, and Willis's student Dennis Clive were also involved in the physical altercation, and the whole assembly was thrown into chaos...... At 13:30 a.m., a fire broke out in the venue...... In the aftermath of this incident, Yumemi Okazaki, Chiyuuri Kita-Shirakawa, Willis Owen, and Dennis Clive were expelled from the Society...... He then disappeared and is still missing.

-- Biography of a Famous Physicist: Modern Volume, by Martin J. Hoffman et al., translated by Wang Sheng, Science Popularization Press

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