The recent visit of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan was not well-received by Beijing at all.
In retaliation, the People’s Republic of China dramatically scaled up military exercises in the Taiwan Strait. It canceled eight key dialogs with the U.S. It banned export of natural sand to the island state and halted imports of agricultural and fish products from Taiwan.
In video “Tensions over Taiwan", three experts at The University of Wisconsin shed light on the economic and strategic implications of Taiwan’s semiconductor industry globally should Taiwan be governed by the PRC.
Well worth watching.
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