Would Taiwan strike major Chinese infrastructure?

How plausible are Taiwanese retaliatory strikes against major targets such as the Three Gorges Dam?

Routine strikes are unlikely because the dam is hard to destroy and other targets are better, but a desperate losing scenario could change that calculation.

The Three Gorges Dam's gravity construction makes it a demanding target, though it is not considered immune to attack. Other targets would be more suitable for the available firepower. Strikes on major civilian infrastructure are considered unlikely as routine policy, particularly if Taiwan expects to win. Leaders who believe defeat is unavoidable might instead seek to inflict as much damage as possible.