Description: Author Yu Jie is a Master of Beijing University, and has been honored as the "most outspoken" writer in the three places across the Taiwan Strait. In 2004, when he and Liu Xiaobo drafted China's annual human rights report, he was illegally placed under house arrest for several months; in 2012, he left the United States with his wife and children, and now resides in Washington, DC. Although there is much discussion in the international community and within Taiwan as to whether or not China will actually attack Taiwan, Yu Jie believes that it would be more appropriate for Taiwan to be attacked by China. But Yu Jie believes that the more appropriate question is: What would China do in the way of armed reunification? Which is the "most feasible" route: a forceful blockade, an attack on the outer islands first, or a direct occupation of the main island? How should Taiwan be defended in the event of an attack? With his background of studying history for a long time and his experience of living in the three places, he can best explain this scenario in its entirety. The "New Three Kingdoms" in which China, the United States, and Taiwan are constantly struggling.
