US Marine Corps Dispatch to Taiwan, US-China Relations with New Manual

In the midst of a deepening of the US-China conflict, such as the trade war and the South China Sea issue, the question of sending Marine Corps troops to Taiwan emerged as a new introduction to the relations bilateral.
This is because the dispatch of the United States Marine Corps is being considered at the expense of the new government building of the American American Association (AIT) which acts as the embbady United States in force in Taiwan. According to CNN, there is a discussion going on between the Marine Corps and the Department of State's Foreign Affairs and Security Bureau in response to a request from the State Department's dispatch.

AIT is a member of the United States Embbady in Taiwan since it broke with Taiwan in 1979, after the diplomatic relations between Korea and China. On the 12th of last month, the new building of the 5-storey building was completed in the suburbs of Taipei.
With a budget of $ 256 million, the complex covers an area of ​​6.5 hectares and has about 500 employees. The problem is that designers have incorporated designs for troop shipping.

The United States sends a corps de marines at the expense of the expatriate embbady. The Embbady of the weekends in Beijing is also guarded by a platoon marine unit. The same goes for the US Embbady in Seoul.

The "House of the Marines" in the new government building of the AIT is large enough to accommodate a dozen people but has a great symbolism. If the sending of the Marine Corps is actually carried out, it will be the result that American forces that withdrew after the disconnection of the Taiwan Bridge in 1979 will reside again in Taiwan in 39 years. There was no security force in the existing AIT office in downtown Taipei.

This is in line with the Taiwan-oriented policy of the US Administration, Donald Trump. The Trump administration pbaded the Taiwan Travel Law, which allows senior US officials to legally travel to Taiwan in March.
At the ACI's completion ceremony, President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan participated in it. Marie Lois, Secretary of State for Education and Culture, attended the meeting. This is the highest US official who has recently visited Taiwan in recent years. According to rumors, the secretary general of the cabinet, Michael Bolton, would be present, but it was the same day at the summit between North Korea and the United States in Singapore. He has the idea that China should be controlled by strengthening relations with Taiwan.
China strongly opposes the strategic affairs of the Trump administration and Taiwan. A spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Lu Kang, said in a briefing on the 29th of last month about the possibility of sending US Marines to Taiwan: "The United States strictly obey the promise of a single China ". – It is a political precondition for US-Japan relations. "US Defense Secretary James Mathis is expected to arrive in Beijing on Tuesday,

On July 27, Chinese President Hu Jintao reaffirmed his radical stance on the South China Sea issue and the Taiwan issue: "We can not lose the land that our ancestors gave us." "We will cooperate with China as much as possible, but if necessary, we will face China directly," said Mathis.

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