> To me, that is extremely unlikely given the desire of the Chinese people to remain as a united group. Who are you grouping under auspices of "the Chinese peo

> To me, that is extremely unlikely given the desire of the Chinese people to remain as a united group. Who are you grouping under auspices of "the Chinese people"? Clearly there are large groups of people within China who want nothing to do with the One China policy. There is no telling what will happen when the economic gravy train comes to an end, especially if it were to do so in a jarring way. I suspect this is one of the reasons why Xi has become more authoritarian recently.