Dear Mrs. Madeleine Korbel Albright,
                     Mr. Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi,
                "The Chinese communists are still trying to swallow Taiwan." 
                  air force commander Chen Chao-min said at a ceremony in northern 
                  Hsinchu marking the delivery of the last of 60 Mirage 2000-5 
                  fighters ordered from France.
                In a bluntly worded speech considering with an historic Sino-Japanese 
                  summit in Tokyo where Taiwan's status is a key point of friction, 
                  Chen heaped scorn on Beijing's heavy-handed drive or woo - or 
                  force Taiwan under its rule.
                "After continuous spoken and military threats, they have 
                  tried repeatedly to use united-fronted gimmicks such as peaceful 
                  unification and "one country, two systems." Chen said.
                Though China maintains a standing threat to retake Taiwan by 
                  force, Beijing has waged a peaceful offensive since the 1980s., 
                  offering Taiwan broad autonomy if it bows to mainland sovereignty 
                  under the "one country, two systems" model.
                Taiwan, however, insists an end to its half-century 
                  of estrangement is possible only if China's communists abandon 
                  their constitutional monopoly on power and embrace a mutually 
                  acceptable multiparty democracy.
                "The primary task of our air force is to establish a powerful 
                  defense to thwart the Chinese communists military attack." 
                  he said.
                Chen said China's army was pouring advanced weapons, beefing 
                  up, strategic deployments in coastal regions and mounting many 
                  joint-forces drills. "All of this proves that 
                  the Chinese communists are playing a dual peace-war strategy 
                  that constitutes a serious threat to our national security." 
                  Chen said.
                Beijing's threats to invade are a central point of friction 
                  in China's relations with the United States and Japan, whose 
                  military alliance extends tacit defense to Taipei.
                In our views: Beijing-Moscow's relation is up to hot point. 
                  Communist countries would connect with each other again; they 
                  accepted any kinds of profit from democratic countries and gaining 
                  multiple advantage linked to negotiation.
                As a small island---Taiwan, the way of survival, is not "democracy" 
                  or "good economy". We need "weapon's power". 
                  Beijing is too strong-arm to talk with peace.
                Thank you very much for supporting. We need your concern.