Will the defendant be sentenced if he does not agree to criminal reconciliation?

In criminal cases, both private prosecution cases and public prosecution cases are for reconciliation between the parties, and whether there will be different results in sentencing. In a case of private prosecution, the private prosecutor is the plaintiff, and the private prosecutor can withdraw the private prosecution before sentencing. One of the factors that determine whether the private prosecutor withdraws the prosecution is that the private prosecutor and the defendant reach a settlement. Therefore, if the parties to a private prosecution case settle privately, the private prosecutor will withdraw the private prosecution and will not be sentenced. In a public prosecution case, the prosecutor is the plaintiff, and the prosecutor exercises the functions and powers of the state. He will not completely ignore the facts of the case and will not prosecute because the victim and the defendant reached a settlement. On the contrary, if the defendant constitutes a criminal offence, the public prosecutor will still decide whether to bring a lawsuit to the court according to the facts and laws, and the court will still determine whether the defendant constitutes a crime and whether to impose a sentence. Only after the victim and the defendant reach a settlement and review their voluntariness and legality can the public security organ put forward suggestions for leniency to the people's procuratorate; The people's procuratorate may put forward suggestions to the people's court for lenient punishment, and may make a decision not to prosecute if the crime is minor and does not need to be sentenced to punishment; The people's court may punish the defendant lightly according to law.