During the invasion of Taiwan, the Chinese military will deploy 100,000 troops for landing operations?

Amid rising tensions between Taiwan and China, a Taiwanese think tank has announced an assessment that if the Chinese military were to land on Taiwan, it would mobilize 100,000 troops. Chinese military uses HYERI copter and amphibious armor
It is said to have the mobility of 1,300 cars and other vehicles. According to Taiwanese media on the 8th, the Institute for National Defense Security Research (INDSR) under the Ministry of National Defense of Taiwan announced on the 3rd in its "2023 Chinese Communist Forces Development Assessment Report" that China
We analyzed the unit composition and tactics used when the national army landed on Taiwan. As a result, China carried out the first landing operation with approximately 12,000 personnel from the Chinese Air Brigade and Air Assault Brigade, and approximately 20,400 personnel from the Naval Landing Fleet.
It was estimated that approximately 52,000 personnel, including 16,000 troops from the Army's amphibious synthetic brigade, and approximately 1,300 HYERI copters and amphibious armored vehicles from the Marine Corps would be deployed.
The report predicts that the Chinese military's landing force will reach 100,000 people, but the Chinese military will have no choice but to face considerable danger. The width of the Taiwan Strait is 100 kilometers.
In addition to the above, the Chinese military's lack of experience in actual landing operations and the deployment of Taiwan's asymmetric forces, such as anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles, may have an impact on the Chinese military's plans. Also, the Chinese military
He expressed the opinion that even if a large-scale mechanized force landed on the coast, it would not be easy to move a large mechanized force because it would immediately confront mountainous areas, hills, and villages. However, if China decides to land on Taiwan, it will definitely be the first to
It predicted that through airstrikes and missile attacks, it would paralyze Taiwan's command and control system and neutralize Taiwan's "eyes and ears."
In relation to this, Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense stated, ``If a war breaks out between the two countries,
"All of Taiwan will become a battlefield, and there will be no distinction between the front and the rear." On top of that, ``Soldiers who serve one year of compulsory service will mainly serve in defensive units, and will work alongside military leaders in homeland defense, support operations, and heavy duty operations.''
It will be responsible for defense missions such as protecting important military and civilian facilities."