There are two main reasons why the Philippines has frequently caused disputes over the South China Sea recently. First of all,Second Thomas ReefThe situation of the stranded ship is urgent for the Philippine side, and they have accelerated their actions to avoid further crises, even to the point of conflict with our side at any cost. Second, under the influence of the United States' détente on the Taiwan Strait issue, the United States is bound to strengthen its presence in the South China Sea, and the Philippines has become an important pawn driven by the United States. The Philippines is on high alert for the situation in the Asia-Pacific region, ready to fight back and try to counter China by uniting other countries.
The Philippines has not stopped at the interception of Philippine transport and supply ships by our coast guard ships, but has continued to pay attention to the situation in the Asia-Pacific region and is ready to provoke again. Philippines**Marcos Jr. recently issued a warning to our country, claiming that tensions in the South China Sea are "growing unabated" and that China is a "serious challenge" to its Asian neighbors. He believes that in addition to the Japan-Philippines agreement, more countries are needed to join and form a strong alliance, similar to the trilateral cooperation between the United States, Japan and the Philippines. Marcos Jr. said this for two reasons. First of all, the visit of the head of the Chinese state to Vietnam and the strengthening of ties between the two countries not only strengthenedSino-VietnameseThe strategic partnership between the two was also announcedSino-VietnameseA community with a shared future. Sino-VietnameseThe strengthening of relations indicates the failure of the Philippines' plans, making them even more isolated among Southeast Asian countries. Secondly, in the same country inSecond Thomas ReefIn the confrontation, the Philippine side has done its best and exhausted all means, but it has failed to achieve its goal. As a result, Marcos Jr. changed his tactics and tried to achieve future occupation by co-opting more countries against our countrySecond Thomas Reefpurpose. Philippine Ambassador to the United States Romualdez is also increasing the exaggeration of the crisis in the South China Sea, carrying out negative propaganda against China, claiming that the South China Sea is the hottest place in the Asia-Pacific region, and once a conflict between China and the Philippines occurs, it is likely to evolveWorld War III。Western Philippine Command conveyed a similar message, claiming that "the squadron is making plans to board at some point in the future."Second Thomas Reefon the Sierra Madre. The Philippines** also joined in, claiming that according to satellite imagery, "11 Chinese ships sailed in."Second Thomas ReefInside the shoals, clandestine activities are carried out. ”American think tankThen the analysis said, "China may be preparing, and the tugboat is about to be recovered."Second Thomas Reef。It can be said that the United States and the Philippines have colluded to exaggerate tensions in the South China Sea and try to confront China by forming a so-called "anti-China alliance".
However, the Philippine claim is entirely self-justifying. 11 ships of our country enteredSecond Thomas ReefInside the shallows, it is for hydrographic surveys, which are legally carried out within the limits of one's own territory. The Philippines is just taking the opportunity to look for trouble. In fact, hydrographic information was collected in response to unexpected situations, especially the frequent intrusions of Philippine transport vessels into our territorial waters. We need to be well prepared to deal with this situation. In fact, justSecond Thomas ReefAs far as the question is concerned, time is on our side, and the Philippines is in a hurry. The Philippines wants our ** team to board the wrecked ship so that the United States can intervene. As long as our country maintains its strategic focus and makes full preparations, the Philippines will not be able to gain any benefits from it!
In the face of provocations and exaggerations by the Philippines and other countries, China should maintain its strategic focus and focus on stabilizing the situation. First, China should continue to uphold its legitimate claims and resolutely defend its territorial and maritime rights and interests. We have a strong historical and legal basis to support our sovereignty in the South China Sea. Second, China should strengthen communication and cooperation with neighboring countries, especially with Southeast Asian countries, to enhance mutual trust and understanding. By demonstrating our sincerity and friendly gestures, we can bring other countries closer together and give them a better understanding of our position on the South China Sea. At the same time, we should work with other countries to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea and promote ways to resolve disputes through dialogue and cooperation. Most importantly, we should strengthen our national defense, improve our own strength, and enhance our endurance and response capabilities to meet any challenges that may be launched by countries such as the Philippines.
The Philippines has recently frequently sparked disputes over the South China Sea, trying to confront China by co-opting other countries. However, their claims are completely untenable. 11 ships of our country are inSecond Thomas ReefThe survey was carried out legitimately within its own territory, and the Philippines was merely taking the opportunity to cause trouble. China should maintain its strategic focus, stabilize the situation, and resolutely defend its territorial and maritime rights and interests. We should strengthen communication and cooperation with neighboring countries to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea, strengthen national defense and enhance our own strength. Only in this way can we better respond to the challenges that may be launched by the Philippines and other countries and maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea.