Have you noticed that some international politicians have dealt with relations with China in a formulaic way: during the election campaign, they said that China is this and that problem, and if they are elected, they will downgrade their relations with China. If you are really elected, the first thing you will do is to come to China to seek benefits and ask for money. If they can't satisfy their lion's big mouth, they will start to splash dirty water and freeze their relations with China. So why are they doing this?
First of all, the topic of China is a hot topic all over the world. The attention we receive shows how important and valuable we are, but sometimes it is as a negative attention, leaving us speechless and helpless.
It is understandable to come to China to reach out for benefits, and everyone is for the sake of profit. But after all, it is a relationship between countries, and countries are equal and mutually beneficial, not whose son or grandson can prostitute for nothing. It is already very powerful for countries to be able to help them tide over difficulties when they are in trouble, rather than a lion opening his mouth and having to go beyond the rights of sons and grandchildren. Another is the problem of capacity, we are now richer in China, but because we have been poor for too long, many things still need to be improved, and there are still many historical "debts" to be repaid. It's not that there is a lot of money and no money is spent, but that you have to find money to spend everywhere. At the same time, we don't want to be wronged, many people are stupid, and we are willing to be stupid and sweet as others want.
Every country must be self-reliant and strive for a better future, rather than relying on the handouts of others to survive. Politicians should not take their faces seriously, and if they fail to ask for benefits, they will become angry and embarrassed, play with international relations, and belittle their own country's reputation. They have gone astray by treating international relations as a tool for grabbing interests, rather than genuinely benefiting and developing together for everyone!
China is the most economically active individual in the world, and it is also the largest industrial body, and if it cannot catch up with China's train, it will become a backward group, and many countries attach great importance to their relations with China. But if this is an anachronistic model, it will undoubtedly damage their national interests and is an unwise choice.
There are many such politicians in real international relations, do you think about it?If we look at some countries with sudden changes in their relations with China, we can see that there are such countries. Of course, there are many countries that are still very good.
Everyone said how to educate them when they encounter this?