This article uses literature review methodology to analyze the strategic implication of the CCP's "Centennial Military Building Goal." It concludes that the attempt of this objective is to legitimatize the CCP's increase in its defense budget and eliminate the opposing international voice of "China Threat Theory." My investigation further highlights the CCP's goal of orderly integration between mechanization, informationization, and intelligentization, in alignment with the country's modernization. The CCP's intention is to enhance the strategic ability to defend sovereignty, security, and development interests, which eventually lead to the greater possibility of one-sided actions that profoundly affect regional security and world order. In addition, Taiwan would face severe military threat in future defense operations due to CCP's informatization and intelligence integrated into the main combat equipment. The PLA's improvements, such as heavy mechanized troops, amphibious mechanized troops and airborne mechanized troops, and the tendency of unmanned operation, are becoming more apparent, and the connotation of these developments is a matter of concern for Taiwan's national defense.