The South China Sea issue has always been the focus of attention of the international community, especially the Philippines' repeated attempts to forcibly invade China's Ren'ai Jiao, which has made the current situation in the South China Sea even more tense.
The tense situation at Second Thomas Shoal has become one of the most sensitive and complex issues in the international arena at present. Recently,
The Philippines' attempt to deploy a ship in disrepair at Second Thomas Shoal not only underscores the Philippines' position in the South China Sea sovereignty dispute
It also exposes the complexity and fragility of domestic and foreign exchange policies. At the same time, there is a huge divide within the Philippines
In particular, Deputy Sarah Duterte's outspoken stance on Marcos has added new variables to the South China Sea issue. In this context,
The Philippine business community is also increasingly concerned about the situation in the South China Sea, and they have called for a more pragmatic and balanced approach to China to safeguard national interests and maintain economic stability.
However, China's strategy in the South China Sea has also presented a thoughtful and responsible image as a great power.
The current situation will profoundly affect the future direction of the South China Sea, and Marcos**'s response and the Philippines' choice will leave a deep mark on this dispute.
The changes in the South China Sea are not only about the fate of a single country, but also about the peace and security of the entire region and the world.