Ah yes, the fallacy that China is good because the US is bad.

That's not what the words you read meant. Let's got through it:

1. The US is bad - you seem to agree with this
2. The US is using Taiwan to establish a position to attack China - you seem to ignore this completely
3. China does not want the US to be able to attack it - this is a standard feature of any country
4. China does not want Taiwan to enable to the US to attack it - You seem to think this is a form of oppression

Just don’t look at the widespread human rights violations

This is a whataboutism. I say China doesn't want the US to attack it via the island of Taiwan. You say "but what about the widespread human rights violations". It's completely irrelevant to the discussion. Don't distract.

But also, when it comes to human rights, the US is clearly the one violating far more human rights and in a far more "widespread" way.

the Uyghurs

You mean the people undergoing a "genocide" but also had an increase in population every year? You mean the people undergoing a "genocide" where there is absolutely no evidence available for such a claim while we're watching a real genocide happen in real time on live TV? You mean in Xinjiang where cell phone videos of protests are easily findable anywhere online but there's not a single cell phone video showing anything that could possibly even look like genocidal behavior? You mean the people undergoing a "genocide" that have been observed by over 50 countries and not one of them has condemned the conditions in Xinjiang, but one German christo-fascist who misrepresented medical records, believes birth control is murder, and used satellite images to estimate deaths is controlling the entire narrative? Yeah, I've looked into the Uyghurs

Tibet

You mean the province that was a protectorate of dynastic China after the Mongols destroyed them? You mean the province that claimed independence when the Chinese dynasty fell and then enslaved 95% of their population and tortured and murdered their people under the guise of "culture"? You mean the province that China liberated from the theocratic aristocracy and then gave control of its government back to the people of Tibet? You mean the clearest shining example of "One Country Two Systems" that the world has ever seen, where the supposed "oppressed" people of Tibet use their own language to educate, govern, and conduct business, where Tibetan cultural practices are celebrated and promoted, and where the people of Tibet are protected against the decades of attempts by the US to create bloodshed by training terrorists and literally airlifting them into the province to kill and destroy? That Tibet?

how they’re bullying many South China Sea countries

You mean bullying like telling people to stay out of the waters and not bullying like committing war crimes by executing double tap strikes against fishing boats or seizing oil right? Because I agree China is bullying people in the SCS, but clearly if the choice is between China controlling the SCS and the US having military presence in the SCS, I'll pick China every goddamned day.

Just mentioning those things anywhere CCP controlled will get your banned, even arrested.

Really? Mentioning Tibet gets you arrested? Or is it protesting for the restoration of a brutal theocratic monarchy that enslaved 95% of the population? Because people talk about Tibet in China all the time. They have to. It's part of China. But yeah, demanding that China "Free Tibet" is going to get you about as arrested as protestors in the Western world demanding a free Gaza.

We all know that the only reason why the CCP is angry at Taiwan gaining the ability to strike mainland is that they don’t want them to fight back and be able to bring the fight to their territory in case of an invasion.

"It is known!"

"I don't agree with great Satan, but I believe all of his lies"

This is you. This is what you sound like. China has been clear for 50 years that peaceful reunification is the foundation of their policy and they openly talk about the fact that a forced reunification will create resentment and resistance. The people on Taiwan are part of China, and the Chinese government is fully aware that violence against them would be seen by the population of China as violence against their brothers and sisters. The only reason China is worried about violence on Taiwan is because of the USA's century of violent belligerence and constant use of proxies to launch conflicts.

What "we all know" is that your read on the world is entirely informed by propaganda.