We cannot say all the old solutions should be rejected. Beijing has its white paper, and we have ours. So the scenarios for the PRC to invade Taiwan have been always changing, varying from two, to three, five, and seven. Now, it's back to three. Mainland China's sabre-rattling and wanton resort to military threats will only cause antipathy in the Taiwanese people and widen the gap between the two sides.
Sunshine is warm enough so that everyone is willing to take off their jacket.
North winds can only make us pull tight our collars. Beijing can either adopt a sunshine policy or a north-wind policy toward Taiwan and its people. The choice is very clear. During the past several presidential elections, Taiwan's people defied Beijing's sabre-rattling and elected the candidates disliked by Beijing. Chinese leaders don't really understand the DPP, or Chen Shui-bian.