The "Taiwan Strait Defense War Games" organized by the Taipei Economic and Political Institute entered its second day today (11th), simulating a scenario where the Chinese People's Liberation Army has launched a full-scale attack on Taiwan. Unlike the previous day’s inaction, the Taiwan team initiated a response today and sought cooperation with the US and Japan, earning praise from the control group for a "rapid learning curve."

During the first to second day, the Taiwan team failed to react as Chinese vessels entered the 12 nautical miles zone, allowing them to encroach on Taiwan's territorial waters. In later scenarios, the Taiwan team did not propose countermeasures, prompting the control group to ask them to rethink their strategies. After a night of discussion, the Taiwan team proposed two counter-blockade routes and coordinated with the US and Japan to plan military responses. By the fourth scenario, the Chinese military had executed multiple waves of attacks on strategic targets, followed by a statement demanding that the Taiwanese military abandon resistance.