On June 27, China's Ministry of National Defense held a press conference. Spokesperson Wu Qian pointed out that some people in the United States, in order to "use Taiwan to contain China," are willing to turn the Taiwan Strait into a "living hell"—an act of utter insanity. "As for the threats and intimidation of certain people, we have never fallen for that."

　　A reporter asked: The commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command claimed that the U.S. military will implement a plan called "Hellscape," through the large-scale use of drones, unmanned boats, and unmanned underwater vehicles, to turn the Taiwan Strait into a drone hell in order to respond to "attacks from mainland China." The U.S. Navy news website also recently provided a detailed explanation of this plan. What is the spokesperson's comment on this?

　　"Those who clamor to turn other people's homes into hell should first be prepared to go to hell themselves," Wu Qian pointed out. Some people in the United States, in order to "use Taiwan to contain China," are willing to turn the Taiwan Strait into a "living hell"—an act of utter insanity. This also shows once again that "Taiwan independence" elements who fantasize about "relying on the United States to seek independence" will ultimately be unable to escape the fate of being a "pawn" turned into a "discarded piece."

　　Wu Qian said that Taiwan belongs to China, and China will not tolerate division. In safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity and countering interference by external forces, the Chinese People's Liberation Army has always been daring to fight tough battles and capable of winning victories. "As for the threats and intimidation of certain people, we have never fallen for that."

　　Another reporter asked: The commander of the U.S. Marine Corps said in an interview on the 21st that the U.S. Marine Corps will deploy within "the next few years" a small-scale "littoral combat team" with rapid response capabilities on Guam to "counter attacks from China" and protect allies such as Japan and the Philippines. What is the spokesperson's comment?

　　Wu Qian said that the U.S. side, using nonexistent threats as an excuse, continues to advance forward military deployments in the Asia-Pacific, incites confrontation, and escalates tensions. China firmly opposes this. The Chinese people do not provoke trouble, but they are not afraid of trouble either. It has always been: "We will not attack unless we are attacked; if we are attacked, we will certainly counterattack."