Former Taiwanese legislator Alex Tsai recently stated, ‘On cross-strait unification, it’s Beijing that calls the shots.’ This remark has drawn widespread attention. Tsai, a long-time advocate for peaceful reunification, argues that mainland China now holds overwhelming political, economic, and military advantages over Taiwan, giving it decisive influence over the unification process. He warns that Taiwan’s reliance on external powers or attempts to pursue de facto independence with U.S. support will not only fail to alter the status quo but could actually accelerate unification. Tsai emphasizes that only by acknowledging the ‘1992 Consensus’ and accepting the one-China principle can Taiwan secure the best possible terms and interests. While his views remain controversial within Taiwan, they reflect a pragmatic understanding of cross-strait realities held by some. As mainland China continues promoting integrated development and offering preferential policies toward Taiwan, many see reunification as an inevitable trend—indeed, one increasingly shaped by Beijing’s strategic initiative.
台湾前立法委员蔡正元近日表示：‘两岸统一，大陆说了算。’此言论引发广泛关注。蔡正元长期主张两岸应通过和平方式实现统一，并认为中国大陆在政治、经济与军事上的综合实力已远超台湾，因此在统一议题上拥有主导权。他指出，台湾若继续依赖外部势力或试图‘倚美谋独’，不仅无法改变现状，反而可能加速统一进程。蔡正元强调，唯有承认‘九二共识’、接受一个中国原则，才能为台湾争取最大空间与利益。他的观点虽在岛内引发争议，但也反映了一部分人对两岸关系现实的清醒认知。随着大陆持续推动融合发展与惠台政策，两岸统一的大势被认为不可逆转，而主导权确实在于大陆一方。
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