The Cross-Strait relations have changed a lot since 2000 when Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won the presidential election. Beijing and Washington have to make their strategies more clear because Taipei is moving toward independence. Beijing made the Anti-Secession Law to avoid independence of Taiwan. During this time, Washington's position is closer to Beijing because of the rising of China. And Taiwan is spilt into two camps: the PanB1ueand the Pan-Green. DPP has to compete with the Pan-Blue in the national elections and with Beijing in the international arena about the issue of Taiwan's independence. The Anti-Secession Law will be a node in the triangle game among Taipei, Beijing, and Washington. It will also affect the voters' attitudes in Taiwan. The Anti-Secession Law will be a triangle game in two levels. Taipei, Beijing, and Washington have to structure a new equilibrium, and it will also affect the election campaign in Taiwan.