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Title: "South China Sea Farce!".After tearing up the opening, what will China do this time?》
The resurgence of turmoil in the South China Sea, followed by a series of recent incidents in the South China Sea, has brought tensions between China and the Philippines to the forefront. In the face of frequent conflicts, we should not only be numb to concern, but also think about how to deal with them. This makes me wonder how China should respond to this crisis in the South China Sea
This past weekend, the South China Sea was once again in hot news. The Philippine provocation provoked a strong reaction from the Chinese coast guard. A Philippine supply ship turned in an unprofessional and dangerous manner and deliberately rammed the coast guard boat that we normally enforced. What is even more outrageous is that a non-governmental organization called "This is Ours" actually organized a Christmas condolence group composed of 40 boats to enter Ren'ai Jiao to comfort the soldiers sitting on the Philippine stalls. The Chinese coast guard fired water cannons and rammed its supply vessels, a clash that sent waves through the South China Sea.
This situation is not accidental, and there must be deep-seated reasons behind it. We suspect that the U.S. may be adding fuel to the fire, encouraging the Philippines to continue provoking China at Second Thomas Shoal. In the past, China has always been a passive response to the war, and how to break this situation has become a difficult problem before us. So, can we take some proactive measures in this South China Sea storm to gradually solve this problem?
First of all, we can consider no longer allowing ships carrying household supplies to the Philippines. We can keep the number of ships transporting timber and steel plates uncleared, but we can gradually tighten the number of ships transporting daily necessities in the Philippines. The official explanation is to talk about the spirit of humanitarianism, but now it seems that our goodwill has not only not eased the situation, but has been used by the Philippines in an attempt to strengthen the stalls and occupy Ren'ai Jiao for a long time. When this humanitarian approach needs to be changed, we can start with the daily necessities of the soldiers sitting on the stalls in the Philippines now, and gradually reduce the number of releases, if the Philippines does not take the initiative to withdraw the soldiers, then not a grain of food, a drop of water will not be allowed to be transported. Ren'ai Jiao is China's territory, and the Philippine soldiers on it are the aggressors who have encroached on our territory, and we have the right to take tough measures against the aggressors.
Secondly, if the first step is to gradually tighten the release of daily necessities, and the Philippines cannot take the initiative to tow away the broken ship, we can consider towing the broken ship directly. We have tolerated the broken ship, not because we could not afford to tow it, but because we took into account the relationship with Southeast Asia, the United States. But now that the United States is clearly instigating the Philippines to continue to make trouble on Ren'ai Jiao, the goodwill we have shown to the United States does not seem to have had a role. So, why not return the favor with the United States and Israel?Directly tow away the stall**, the interests of Southeast Asia have been closely bound to China, and the nine ASEAN countries will not confront China because of the Philippines. We have shown enough goodwill to the Philippines, and at the same time, it is also conducive to ASEAN's understanding of our helplessness in towing away the broken ship. Only by taking decisive action will we be able to take the initiative in this South China Sea storm.
Finally, we can give the United States eye medicine in the Middle East and drag its forces there, so that it has no time to stir up trouble in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait. The last thing the United States can afford to give up in the Middle East is Israel, and it is Hamas that can directly confront Israel in the Middle East, and the supporter of Hamas is Iran. We can demand that Israel be held accountable for its war crimes by supporting Iran and providing rockets, drones, communications equipment, mortars, etc., which are needed by anti-Israel forces, as well as by selling arms to Iran. In this way, we will be able to contain the attention of the United States in the Middle East, and we will not have the energy to stir up trouble in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait. At the same time, we must also strike hard at the Philippines, which is the leader of US imperialism, because only in this way can the South China Sea issue be resolved at an early date.
These are some of my suggestions for the crisis in the South China Sea, and I hope that we can find an effective way to solve the problem as soon as possible in this storm.
Looking back at this series of events in the South China Sea, we can no longer sit idly by and do something. In the face of frequent provocations, we should no longer be passive, but should show firm determination and take decisive action. First of all, the Philippine ships transporting daily necessities will no longer be allowed to pass, and the logistics of the Philippine stalls will be gradually suppressed through this measure. Second, by towing the broken ship away, we will send a clear signal to the United States that we have the ability and determination to defend the South China Sea. Finally, by containing the United States in the Middle East, distracting its attention from the South China Sea issue, and at the same time taking a heavy blow against the Philippines, the United States imperialism, to ensure the security and stability of the South China Sea.
These proposals are not rash moves, but deliberate strategies. We can no longer passively wait for the problem to be resolved, but should rise to the challenge and take strong action to safeguard the dignity and territorial integrity of the country. Only through these proactive measures can we take the lead on the South China Sea issue and guard against potential risks.
The issue of the South China Sea is not only a matter of national dignity, but also of regional security and stability. At this critical juncture, we must not flinch, we must move forward. Only through decisive and forceful action can we achieve victory in the South China Sea and protect our homeland.
To summarize the full text, we have put forward a series of effective measures, such as gradually tightening the clearance, directly towing away the stall boats, and containing the United States in the Middle East. This is not only an effective response to the South China Sea issue, but also a firm safeguard of national interests and territorial integrity. Only by taking these initiatives will we be able to stand firm on the international stage and ensure peace and tranquility in the South China Sea.
In the crisis in the South China Sea, we should not wait passively, but should dare to take a solid step. With these suggestions, we are confident that we will find a solution to the problem in this South China Sea storm. Only in this way can we demonstrate our determination and responsibility on the international stage and contribute to the prosperity and stability of our country.