In international relations, it is essential that small countries are grateful for the kindness of large countries. If you repay virtue with resentment, you will be counterattacked, and the tragic end will be irreversible. In China's history, many small neighboring countries have benefited from China's kindness for a long time and developed rapidly. However, some countries do not know how to be grateful, and in return, they are destined to face unbearable blows in the future. This article will focus on Vietnam, a country that has been selflessly aided by our country, but has repeatedly launched aggression against our country in the long course of history, laying the foundation for its own miserable journey.
Vietnam was once a wild land, but after independence, China accepted the baptism of advanced Chinese culture and gradually rose to become a power in Southeast Asia. However, Vietnam has shown a strong resentment towards our kindness. Not only did China quickly attack China after helping Vietnam win the United States, but it even made frequent provocations on the South China Sea issue. Western strategic experts warn that "if Vietnam does not repent, it will not end well in the future". This raises deep questions about whether a small country should know how to be grateful, and Vietnam's attitude will lead to its unfortunate end
Under the general trend of changes in the world pattern, the possibility of China rising to become the world's largest power is increasing. Western experts believe that in the future, the world will show a trend of Eastern powers dominating the East and the United States dominating the West, and it is even possible that China will rise to become the dominant global power. This leaves Vietnam with an unavoidable choice: quickly pull back from the precipice, closely follow China, and become China's ally, or continue to turn its back on its benefactor and face an unbearable situation?
However, Vietnam has shown hesitation and has maintained a non-relenting attitude towards our country. On the issue of the South China Sea, Vietnam has continuously launched incursions into China's islands and reefs, colluded with the West, and endangered China's security. This behavior has led Western strategic experts to bluntly say that Vietnam is digging its own grave. Because according to the future world pattern, China will be the existence of a superpower, and if Vietnam does not repent, it will be difficult to withstand future blows. Western strategic experts believe that Vietnam will face a catastrophe in the future, and may even fall into a huge national crisis.
Under such circumstances, Vietnam urgently needs to recognize its situation and repent quickly. Otherwise, we will not only lose the opportunity to work closely with China, but will also suffer from the tremendous pressure brought about by the future world pattern. Vietnam's predicament is actually self-inflicted, and if it does not change course in time, it will not end well in the future. The warnings of Western strategists are indeed the best advice for Vietnam at the moment.
On the whole, it is the norm in international relations for small countries to be grateful for the kindness of big countries. Vietnam has risen under the grace of our country, but it has frequently turned its back on its benefactors in the long course of history. Now, in the face of China's rise, Vietnam's future fate will be determined by whether it can repent or not. If Vietnam does not repent, it will not end well in the future, and the country may face a huge crisis. This is a clear statement by Western strategic experts, and it is also a proposition that Vietnam must ponder.
The article profoundly discusses the relationship between small countries and large countries, especially taking Vietnam as an example, and expounds on its irrational actions of benefiting from China for a long time, but frequently launching aggression against China in the course of historical development. This made me think deeply.
First, the article highlights the importance of gratitude for the development of small countries. In international relations, small countries are often more vulnerable than large countries and need to rely on their neighbors for support. China has provided selfless assistance to Vietnam in its rise to become a great power in Southeast Asia. However, Vietnam has frequently been unfavorable to China in the long course of history, and this behavior is actually going against the tide of history, and it will inevitably face disasters in the future.
Second, the article provides an in-depth analysis of Vietnam's hesitation. In the face of China's rise, Vietnam has shown a reluctant attitude, and has even taken a hostile stance against China on the South China Sea issue. This contradictory stance not only has a negative impact on relations between the two countries, but is also a manifestation of Vietnam's own grave. Through the viewpoint of Western strategic experts, the article points out that Vietnam's behavior is endangering its own security and deserves to be taken seriously by Vietnam.
Finally, the article looks at the future world pattern and points out the possibility of China's rise as a superpower. For Vietnam, if it does not repent, it will be difficult to adapt to this general trend, and it may face unbearable blows in the future. In this regard, the warnings of Western strategists are particularly pertinent and point the way forward for Vietnam.
In my opinion, this article profoundly reflects the truth of gratitude and retribution in international relations. Small countries should cherish the support of big countries and learn to be grateful, instead of betraying for the sake of momentary gains. The example of Viet Nam is both a warning and a lesson. In today's globalized world, countries are becoming closer to each other, and mutual cooperation is the only right choice.
In addition, the article also mentions the changes in the world pattern in the future and the possibility of China's rise. This made me think that cooperation between countries is not just about gratitude, but also about tackling common challenges. If Vietnam can repent and follow China closely, it may be able to find better development opportunities in the future world pattern. Otherwise, they may become outsiders to the international community and pay a huge price.
Overall, this article is thought-provoking and reminds us to be grateful and cherish opportunities for cooperation in international relations. The relationship between small countries and large countries is not only a political issue, but also a combination of history, culture, economy and other aspects. Vietnam's experience is a powerful lesson and a warning to other small countries about international relations.
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