‘The last thing Beijing wants is a military conflict’: overseas TaiwaneseSouth China Morning Post
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While heightened military tensions over Taiwan are concerning for the island’s overseas diaspora, many take the view that a full-blown crisis is unlikely – at least in the short-term.Like most overseas Taiwanese, Bryan Hsieh keeps close tabs on developments back home and monitors tensions across the Taiwan Strait. He thinks matters are getting increasingly worrisome.The 46-year-old product marketing manager, who lives in Fremont, California, said that while there had been various spikes in…Read MoreSouth China Morning Post
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