Taiwan, an island not recognized as a nation by the international community, has nonetheless become a crucial pillar of the global economy with its indispensable semiconductor technology. Its democratic system is being shaped by a younger generation living at the intersection of modernity and tradition. However, Taiwan also faces threats from its neighbor: to China, Taiwan is considered a territory that must be reunified, and Chinese leader Xi Jinping has even threatened war. Should a conflict erupt, it would not only impact Taiwan but also bring unpredictable consequences for the global situation.