If a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, Japan will bear the brunt, and the mainland may **.
Undoubtedly, the most concerning issue at present is undoubtedly the situation in the Taiwan Strait, since the US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan despite the opposition of all parties, the Taiwan issue has heated up suddenly, even overshadowing the dispute between Russia and Ukraine.
In particular, the PLA's military exercise of "encircling the island" in the Taiwan Strait has aroused widespread global attention. However, among the G7 members, in addition to the active incitement of the United States, the "initiator", Japan has also been extremely active, constantly adding fuel to the fire on the Taiwan Strait issue, but it does not seem to realize that once a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, Japan will bear the brunt.
1.Pelosi's reckless visit to Taiwan despite China's resolute opposition and harsh ** led to a strong reaction from the Chinese side. To this end, China has not only conducted military exercises in the Taiwan Strait region, but also taken various countermeasures against Pelosi herself and the United States.
2.Despite repeated warnings from the Chinese side, Pelosi insisted on visiting Taiwan, an act that provoked a strong reaction from the Chinese side. To this end, China has not only conducted large-scale military exercises in the Taiwan Strait region, but also implemented a series of countermeasures against Pelosi and the United States.
3.Despite China's strong opposition to Pelosi's visit, she insisted on going to Taiwan, which led to a strong reaction from the Chinese side.
To this end, China has not only conducted military exercises in the Taiwan Strait region, but also taken a series of countermeasures against Pelosi and the United States. 4.Although the Chinese side has repeatedly emphasized its opposition to Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, she still insists on going her own way, which has aroused strong support from China.
In response to this provocation, China not only conducted military exercises in the Taiwan Strait region, but also imposed a series of countermeasures against Pelosi and the United States. 5.Despite China's repeated clear opposition to Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, she insisted on her trip, prompting a strong reaction from China.
In response, China not only conducted large-scale military exercises in the Taiwan Strait region, but also imposed a series of countermeasures against Pelosi and the United States.
During this period, more than 160 countries and organizations raised their voices of justice, and they not only unswervingly supported the one-China principle, but also supported China in safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
However, under the leadership of the United States, some Western countries adhere to the "anti-China" alliance and point fingers at China's internal affairs. Recently, the G7 issued a statement saying that China's actions in response to Pelosi's visit to Taiwan may lead to "increased regional tensions" and "regional instability", and arrogantly called on China not to unilaterally use "force" to change the status quo in the Taiwan Strait.
At the end of the statement, the G7 hypocritically stated that they would adhere to the one-China policy "when appropriate."
After being criticized as a "piece of waste paper" by the Chinese mission to the EU and China, some members of the G7 stopped interfering in the Taiwan Strait issue. Although the United States has always adopted a provocative attitude on the Taiwan Strait issue, we can understand it, because one of the aims of the United States is to destabilize the Taiwan Strait.
But what is even more strange is that Japan is also crazy about provocations on the Taiwan issue. As a member of the G7, Japan not only followed the United States in making this unreasonable statement, but also tried to draw attention to the training exercises held by our People's Liberation Army.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Pelosi had in-depth discussions on the situation in the Taiwan Strait during their visit to Japan, and in a statement after the meeting, the two sides directly named the PLA's Taiwan Strait exercises and training activities and demanded that China immediately stop them.
Japanese politicians claimed that five missiles of our army had fallen into the so-called "exclusive economic zone" and accused our army of acting badly and dangerously on this ground. It is worth noting that despite the fact that Shinzo has been assassinated, his remarks still have widespread influence in Japan.
China has strongly refuted such remarks. It is an undeniable fact that Japan illegally occupied and brutally colonized Taiwan. The Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation clearly stipulate that Japan must return to China the illegally stolen territories, including Taiwan and the Penghu Islands.
Japan** also recognizes this point and affirms that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. Therefore, Japan is not qualified to interfere in the Taiwan issue from any angle.
In addition, the statement that the Chinese missile fell into the so-called "exclusive economic zone of Japan" is nonsense. Since China and Japan have not yet demarcated the relevant waters, there is no so-called "exclusive economic zone for Japan".
In short, Taiwan is China's inherent territory, and Japan should not have any wrong thoughts about it, and any interference in the Taiwan issue is immoral and ineffective.
China and Japan should resolve the demarcation of the relevant maritime areas through friendly consultations, rather than creating tensions through groundless accusations and smears.
China's military exercises and training activities are carried out in the vicinity of its own territory, which is completely legitimate and in line with international law and practice, and is also a legitimate act of safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Japan has no right to make irresponsible remarks about this. In fact, Japan's activity on the Taiwan issue is not only because they vainly seek to regard Taiwan as their "sphere of influence," but also because it gives them the opportunity to increase their defense budgets, expand their armaments, and even break through the post-war system and return to the path of expansion.
However, Japan may have overlooked a practical problem: Since neither China nor the United States wants a direct conflict that would spread the war to the mainland, if a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, Japan will be unlucky.
Japan's desperate efforts to stir up tension in the Taiwan Strait may end up hurting itself.
Despite growing tensions between China and the United States, there are even concerns that a conflict between China and the United States could erupt in the Taiwan Strait or the South China Sea. At present, the situation in the Taiwan Strait is heating up and has become a possible "flashpoint of conflict".
Some analysts believe that Pelosi's attempt to provoke conflict and war in the Taiwan Strait is driven by American capital.
The U.S. economy is facing serious difficulties, with inflation and unemployment continuing to rise, and people complaining. China refuses to accept the shift in inflation in the United States, and the Fed's interest rate hikes have not had a significant effect.
If the United States cannot bring the dollar back, then the economic crisis may intensify, which is clearly something that the American capitalists do not want to see. So, how can we get the dollar back?
The answer given by the American capitalists is simple and clear, and that is to take advantage of the conflict in the Taiwan Strait. Once China is in the midst of war, the capitalists will panicked and withdraw their funds from China and turn to the United States, so that the American economy can be saved.
As for the consequences for Taiwan, they don't care. It is well known that American capitalists are powerful in lobbying politicians, and it will not be difficult for them to convince Pelosi to visit Taiwan and provoke the situation in the Taiwan Strait.
Thus, Pelosi's decision led to the current situation.
However, when considering a conflict in the Taiwan Strait, the American capitalists do not seem to have fully considered the impact this may have on the United States, and they also seem to ignore the unstated consensus between China and the United States, that is, a direct conflict and all-out confrontation between China and the United States will bring about a huge disaster, and both sides are trying their best to avoid such a situation.
China avoided war with the United States, not because we were unwilling to fight, but because peace was what we were looking for, and we did not see the need for war to advance its international standing or influence.
At the same time, we are also aware that, objectively speaking, our military strength is indeed inferior to that of the United States.
Tensions between China and the United States have not reached the level of a war, and the United States has avoided direct involvement in a war between major powers, so as not to bear the excessively high costs of war. In addition, Pelosi's trip to Taiwan also shows that the dispute between China and the United States is more of a contest at the political level or other than a real war.
Although Pelosi is an important figure in the United States, her visit to Taiwan has not been supported by the United States, which only keeps emphasizing the one-China principle.
Therefore, even if there is a potential conflict between China and the United States, it will not escalate to the point of war at this stage.
Pelosi's visit to Taiwan is not Biden's will, and the United States does not want to directly conflict with us. However, the United States believes that Biden is actually a weak player and that his members are not entirely at his command.
To put it simply, they were only united to fight Trump, and now the big picture is set, and everyone has their own goals. Therefore, Biden does not have full control over his own ** members, let alone Pelosi, and all he can do may be to not sign the ** order that triggers the war.
On the one hand, the US side has been very cautious. When Pelosi announced her trip to Taiwan, the military immediately expressed concern; After Pelosi arrived in Hawaii, the military even accompanied her on a tour of the Pearl Harbor Memorial.
What is even more surprising is that when Pelosi is about to visit Taiwan, the United States announced it"There are problems with the ejection seat of the F-35", which needs to be overhauled, is a clear indication that the military does not want to get involved in the conflict.
As many experts have argued, even if there is a military conflict between China and the United States, it will try to avoid spilling over into the country, and it may only be one"People wars"or"Controlled regional warfare"。
So, if the worst happens, in the event of a full-scale conflict in the Taiwan Strait, the scope of the war will be **?
While we expect the two sides of the strait to coexist peacefully, it is possible that if a conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, it will be possible to confine it to Japan. In this way, Taiwan can avoid the disaster of war, and it will be Japan that suffers, which may be the expectation of many people.
As far as our country is concerned, our main goal is to eliminate the "** forces" and realize the complete reunification of the motherland.
If a full-scale war really breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, the United States may use the US military bases in Japan and Japan's "defense" work to pass on the cost of the war, but this is not a good thing for Japan.
Moreover, if a conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, many countries may try to profit from it.
1.North Korea: North Korea is ready to confront the United States, and if a conflict in the Taiwan Strait does occur, North Korea is likely to take action. South Korea's low-key performance in this incident, and even Yoon Suk-yeol's refusal to meet with Pelosi under the pretext of vacation, may be because they are wary of this attitude of North Korea.
2.Russia: For Russia, a conflict in the Taiwan Strait could be a great opportunity to break the European blockade of Japan and cannot be easily missed. Therefore, they are likely to closely monitor the progress of the conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
Japan has a lot of hatred in World War II, and not only China, but also Russia, North Korea and other countries have a "feud" against it. To this day, Japan has still not admitted its crime of aggression, which has caused the people of these countries to "be eager to try" and want to "seek revenge" against Japan.
If a conflict really breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, and Japan assists in defending Taiwan, then the opportunity for "revenge" will come. At present, Japan is facing three "nuclear-armed states" in Asia, while it itself is a "non-nuclear power" with only the Self-Defense Forces (SDF) in its military strength.
Even if Japan wants to take advantage of the opportunity to expand its military, it will take a certain amount of time to build a strong army. In fact, China, which was backward back then, was able to defeat the Japanese invaders, let alone now.
Japan may have the support of the United States, but the United States also understands that it is not realistic to confront Russia and North Korea at the same time, and they themselves are not confident enough to defeat China, Russia and North Korea.
Therefore, the United States will choose to control the war in Japan and avoid involving North Korea and Russia. In general, Japan may be the best place to solve the Taiwan problem, but they do not seem to realize it.
Japanese right-wing politicians are still fomenting war, trying to expand armaments. They think of themselves as like a wall that can take a few more steps even if they hit it. They can amend the pacifist constitution and have their own army; They can continue to expand their armaments and even share nuclear ** with the United States, thus having nuclear **.
The fact is that there is only a bottomless abyss in front of Japanese militarism, they cannot hit the southern wall, and there is no turning back. They will only fall into the abyss, and they will never be able to turn over. At present, Japan is still trying to reverse the case for militarism, and even dreams of taking advantage of the contradictions between the great powers to loosen its ties and change the post-war arrangements.
We warn that if Japan really has such intentions and still wants to incite war in the Taiwan Strait and seek personal gains, then the flames of war will only burn to Japan itself, and the US military bases in Japan and even the Japanese mainland may be destroyed.
Because we vow to bury Japanese militarism with our own hands, so that they know what justice is, although it may come late, it will never be absent.