China's Mainland now is renowned as an "infrastructure monster" in the world.  She is building up numerous eye-poping high-speed railways, subways, bridges, harbors, and so on at an astonishing speed.  Though she is yet to stand at the cutting edge of some fields such as civil airplanes, microchips, and most sophisticated weapons, China has long surpassed US as world's number one country of annual industrial production, and being the only country in the world that boasts of producing all international-recognized industrial items. 

How important it is for being an industrial country?  Let's take lessons fron two Sino-Japanese Wars in modern history.  China lost to Japan at the first war in 1894, while China finally won the war in the second but didn't beat Japan until it surendered to allies in 1945.  Why did China fail to win over a relatively smaller Japan?  Mostly because China then was basically an agricultural state fighting against an industrialized Japan.  Due to lacking of industrialization and the concomitant environment such as nationalism, unity, knowledge, as well as the emancipation of labor forces, which had been bound to  land for thousands of years, made China then was just a medieval state.

Time has changed.  Wake up islanders, don't be fooled by Cai and DPP any longer, for their Jap dad is absolutely no match to China's Mainland now.

P.S.  Attached below is a report about how remarkable industrial power that helped UK and US beat Germany-Japan axis in WWII at: https://www.toutiao.com/a6508598780604973572/