The China-Taiwan conflict remains unresolved, shaped by a complex interplay of historical, political, and military factors. The international community faces significant challenges in navigating the tensions between Taiwan and China, with potential implications for global peace and security. This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the ongoing and complex China-Taiwan conflict, providing readers with historical insights, geopolitical analysis, and an understanding of the key issues that define the dispute between China and Taiwan. Covering a wide array of topics—from the origins of the conflict in the Chinese Civil War to the present-day tensions that shape relations between the two entities—the book offers a thorough examination of the multifaceted dynamics at play. At the heart of the conflict is Taiwan’s political status. The book delves into the history of Taiwan’s political evolution, tracing its journey from a province of the Qing Dynasty to its current status as a democratic entity that operates independently but is not universally recognized as a sovereign state. The struggle for national identity and sovereignty is central to the narrative, with Taiwan asserting its distinct political and cultural identity, while China continues to view Taiwan as an inseparable part of its territory. The book also examines the role of cyber warfare, information warfare, and media manipulation, which have become critical tools in the contest for influence in the Taiwan Strait.