The billionaire founder of Taiwan's Foxconn and presidential hopeful Terry Gou said on Thursday China does not want war with the island and would not attack if he become president as he would not declare independence.
Terry Gou, founder of Taiwan's Foxconn, speaks during a news conference in Taoyuan, Taiwan April 5, 2023. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlinsand presidential hopeful Terry Gou said on Thursday China does not want war with the island and would not attack if he become president as he would not declare independence.
"According to my understanding they don't want war. But if you engage in independence, if there is independence then there must be war. They think Taiwan is theirs," Gou told academics and students at Taiwan's Tunghai University. China wanted to develop its economy and focus on things like finding jobs for college graduates and feeding its people, Gou said.
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