The bond between China and the Philippines.
The situation in the South China Sea has become more serious as the Philippines has sided with the United States several times this year, constantly provoking China. People** published an article in "Bells" saying that if the Philippines continues to stir up trouble and cause trouble, it will definitely pay a heavy price. The Philippines relies on the power of the United States to challenge, but ignores China's sincerity, and this time the challenge is very dangerous. China will never allow any external force to collude with the Philippines to provoke incidents and undermine peace and development in the South China Sea. The Philippines has tried to rely on the United States to deal with China, which has made the ties between the two sides even more distant. The Philippines has heard the "bell" and should restrain itself in due course and continue its dialogue with China.
The Philippines lacks the political motivation and force to counter China. There are also people in the Philippines who are challenging Marcos, all of whom are aimed at China, and if the Philippines starts a fight, it will cause divisions within the country. The Philippines' maritime power is very weak and unsuitable for a modern naval war. And China has a strong maritime power, so the Philippines will not benefit from it either. In addition, the Philippines' biggest rival is China, and once China imposes a ban on Philippine products, the Philippine economy will be in shambles.
The United States uses the Philippines as a geographical pawn to support the Philippines against China, but the other members of ASEAN want to continue to develop, because if the Philippines opposes China, it will be excluded by ASEAN. A "bell" of the people's ** "bell" warns the Philippines not to take it lightly!
Firmly defend the territory of a country.
The Philippines has occupied Ren'ai Jiao in China for a long time and has tried several times to use force to consolidate its sovereignty for known purposes. China has allowed it to supply China with daily necessities for humanitarian reasons, but the Philippines has stepped up. China will never budge to the challenge of the Philippines, and we will certainly defend our rights and interests in accordance with the law.
China's unswerving defense of its own countries and regions is the overall interests of peace and development in the South China Sea. It is very dangerous for the Philippines to rely on the power of the United States to challenge and ignore China's sincerity. China clashed with Vietnam in the Paracel Islands in 1956. China and Vietnam clashed in the Spratly in 1974. Today, the Philippines must learn from those historical lessons. China will not allow any other country to undermine China's rights and interests in the South China Sea.
The United States is invincible.
The Philippines followed in the footsteps of the United States and tried to defeat China, but failed. The Philippines does not have enough political or military power to deal with China, there is opposition at home, and its maritime power is weak. In stark contrast, China's two aircraft carrier clusters and the South China Sea Navy have a three-sided combat force that is enough to defeat the Philippines. Once the war starts, the Philippines will be plunged into civil strife and economic difficulties.
The Philippines is a key partner of China, and if China sanctions the Philippines, the Philippine economy will fall into chaos, and various military groups will rise up to resist. At the same time, the United States will see the Philippines as a mere geographical pawn, while others in ASEAN who want to continue to develop will isolate the Philippines. The Philippines should have a clear understanding of the situation and stop dialogue with China at an appropriate time.
Historical experience and realistic choices.
The Philippines should learn from the experience of the past. India challenged China in 1962, and China defeated it. Vietnam's border conflict in 1978 was also prevented by China. China has always advocated defending China's territorial sovereignty and will never allow other countries to infringe upon it. The Philippines should hit the brakes when the bell rings and continue negotiations with China to avoid making the same mistake again.
The Philippines does not have enough political motivation and not enough force to resist China, which is a very practical option. There are also some opposition forces in the Philippines, who have expressed strong dissatisfaction with Mr. Marcos's efforts to provoke China. The Philippines is weak at sea and cannot match China's. Import controls on the Philippines, China's most important partner, can cause economic turmoil at home. During this time, the United States saw the Philippines as a mere geographical pawn, while the rest of ASEAN wanted to move on. The Philippines should face up to this fact and continue to build a good partnership with China.
The conclusion: the Philippines and China have reached a fork in the road over the South China Sea. It is a very dangerous move for the Philippines to have the backing of the United States behind it, but to ignore China's good intentions. China resolutely opposes any external force challenging its territory and resolutely defends peace and development in the South China Sea. The Philippines lacks the political incentives to rival China, does not have a strong force, has an opposition at home, and has a weak maritime power. China's military is strong, and the Philippines will not benefit from it. The Philippines is an important partner for China, and if China restricts it, it will cause serious damage to it. The Philippines should learn from the past experience and continue to build a good partnership with China, rather than being isolated.