On China's status and the problems it faces.
Dong Jun was the supreme commander of the squadron, and he became China's defense minister, which was seen as a sign that China's navy was growing. In the face of uncertain situations in Taiwan and the South China Sea, China's latest reshuffle of senior cadres is aimed at raising the level of combat readiness and protecting the country's core interests. However, with the implementation of the U.S. "Indo-Pacific" strategy, the relationship between China and the United States is also facing a severe test. The United States has deployed a large number of naval forces in the Asia-Pacific region, uniting Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines to form an Asia-Pacific alliance to increase its military strength in the Asia-Pacific region by creating regional security threats, while also bringing international funds into the country. Elsewhere, Stavridis, a former U.S. commander, questioned China, saying it would take at least 10 years for China to compete with the U.S. Pacific Navy. He also said that in the event of a war, there will be a fierce war between China and the United States, with the participation of Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia and other American allies. Despite the fact that China has the largest number of combat ships in the world, these are insignificant compared to the combined forces of the United States.
However, such challenges and intimidation have not deterred China. China has always pursued the principle of "taking the initiative in defense" and "substituting offense for defense," and has a firm will and sufficient strength to defend its legitimate rights. In the 1950s, China resisted the United States and other United Nations forces, defended the legitimate rights and interests of North Korea, shattered the "myth" of the United States, and enhanced the prestige and influence of China in the world. Therefore, China will resolutely defend its legitimate rights and will never allow the United States to threaten or interfere in any form against Stavridis and his ilk.
The beauty of the ** force and the problems it faces.
In his statement, Stavridis emphasized that the military power of the United States is formidable. While the U.S. doesn't have the most ships at sea, they have a wide variety of warships and submarines with a balanced combat capacity, as well as 11 proud carrier battle groups. In this way, the United States has demonstrated its military superiority and attempted to use violence and intimidation to achieve its own interests.
However, the seclusion and inner self-containment of the United States also exposes this. Stavridis mentions U.S. allies, such as Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Australia, perhaps because of their lack of confidence in their own power. They want to use the advantages of the alliance to fill their own gaps, and at the same time let the world know that the United States is still the strongest navy in the world.
However, the real experience of the United States in the Korean War with China in the past, as well as China's own experience, show that intimidation and threats are ineffective for China. The Chinese have never been aggressive, but they are also never afraid of war. The Chinese people will unswervingly defend their legitimate rights, safeguard the peace and security of the international community, and unswervingly safeguard China's fundamental interests. The United States' attempt to force China to submit with military threats can only provoke a fierce response from China, thereby strengthening the unity of the Chinese nation and enhancing the combat capability of our army.
China's world maritime power.
China's strength and rise have attracted the attention of all countries in the world. China is a big country with a huge market and strong economic power, and its growing military strength has also brought about a new equilibrium and a new map in the entire international situation. China's growing maritime power will certainly play an important role in maintaining peace and stability in the international community.
The Chinese Navy is armed with a wide range of combat ships and submarines, as well as aircraft carriers capable of long-term warfare. The main task of our maritime forces is to safeguard our sovereignty and maritime rights and to be able to deal with all forms of military threats expeditiously. China's navy already has the strength to fight at sea in the face of external threats.
China has also carried out exchanges and cooperation at various levels and in various fields around the world, and has played an important role in UN peacekeeping and anti-piracy. China has actively promoted a new round of military reform, strengthened actual combat training, enhanced combat effectiveness, highlighted coordinated combat and information technology, and strived to build a modern navy that can safeguard both China's interests and world peace. It is not only China's duty and task to enhance China's maritime power and make appropriate contributions to building and maintaining a peaceful world, but also the expectations and expectations of the entire world.