President Ma Ying-jeou has emphasized a ”Three-Noes” policy in his inauguration speech-no unification, no independence, and no military confrontation. In other words, based on Ma's blueprint, there will be a long-term maintenance of the status quo between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. However, it is unclear how long this ”Three-Noes” policy will be maintained under Ma's administration. Will it be a perpetual strategic plan or just a temperate excuse to delay unification negotiations? This essay will explore a Chinese unification draft under which a four-layer federacy system will be introduced. Confederation, union, confederative federation, and commonwealth cases will be compared as supplements. It will be a replenishment to Ma's Three-Noes policy.