On September 3rd, the Chinese Communist Party will hold a military parade in Beijing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the war against Japan. The news has caused disturbances in Taiwan and the international community. The motivations behind the CCP’s grand military parade have sparked analysis and interpretations among many observers. Liberal scholar Yuan Hongbing, living in Australia, believes there are at least three main purposes, with the CCP’s aim to take Taiwan being a central theme. He directly points out the CCP’s madness in planning to attack Taiwan by 2027.
Yuan Hongbing stated to Epoch Times on September 2nd that the first purpose of the CCP’s military parade is to further incite a surrenderist mentality towards the CCP within Taiwan, using its supposedly powerful military strength as a psychological warfare tactic in Taiwan.
The second purpose is to display its military power through the parade and intimidate Japan and South Korea. On one hand, the CCP aims to intimidate Japan to prevent interference in the Taiwan Strait conflict; on the other hand, it seeks to undermine the strategic alliance between the United States and South Korea through the military display, intending to advance its influence in South Korea.
The third purpose is to showcase its military power to Southeast Asian countries, aiming to deter them from taking sides in the event of a Taiwan Strait conflict.
Yuan Hongbing pointed out that the presence of leaders from China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran at the September 3rd military parade indicates the consolidation of an evil axis in contemporary times, where the CCP is centralizing all its war energy. From this perspective, the CCP is prepared for a comprehensive ideological confrontation with the United States and Western democratic nations.
He believes that the international community should take these developments seriously and not dismiss them. “2027 is likely a time point when the CCP aims to trigger the third world war. This is what I call Xi Jinping’s madness towards the end days.”
Yuan Hongbing mentioned that the CCP will surely position the Taiwan strait conflict as a crucial step in the global expansion of communist totalitarianism. Recently, the CCP’s propaganda commentator Jin Canrong unusually asserted publicly that the CCP launching a conflict in the Taiwan Strait in 2027 is highly probable, indicating that the CCP is strategically prepared in all aspects. “This is an extremely unusual signal because Jin Canrong is not an ordinary commentator; all his statements must have been approved by the CCP.”
In a recent online discourse, hawkish CCP scholar Jin Canrong stated unequivocally that there is no doubt Taiwan will be reunified by force in 2027. He warned everyone to brace themselves for significant upheaval in that year.
Yuan Hongbing remarked that Xi Jinping is currently facing widespread internal and international opposition, attempting to solve his ruling crisis by initiating a conflict in the Taiwan Strait. However, any rational person can foresee that the day Xi Jinping decides to start a conflict in the Taiwan Strait will also mark the downfall of his regime and the CCP’s tyranny.
The CCP’s economy has been declining in recent years, and it faces challenges both domestically and internationally, with intense infighting at the top levels. Rumors about Xi Jinping’s unstable power and deteriorating health have been circulating, and calls for anti-CCP and anti-Xi sentiments have been escalating among the public. Many commentators believe that it may not be long before the CCP collapses, similar to the fate of the former Soviet Union.