Preface.
In the current world structure, the great power game is the focus of people's attention. The United States has targeted the Indo-Pacific in an attempt to stop China's development, however, the facts have shown that such efforts are ineffective. In the face of China's growing military power and influence, the United States must rethink its response. This article illustrates and reflects on the new strategy adopted by the US Foreign Affairs in countering "Chinese hegemony" from multiple perspectives.
The United States withdrew from its position as the hegemon.
The first policy of the US "Foreign Affairs" is to abandon the pursuit of hegemony and turn to a balanced strategy. With its military deficit, the United States must find a more durable and lower-risk way to maintain its own rights and interests and contain China. Specifically, the United States should focus on the big industrial powers, ensure that they are out of China's control, and help them build defense forces so that they don't rely too much on China's economy. This transformation strategy cannot be accomplished overnight, and it requires long-term, sustained collaboration and joint efforts on both sides. At the same time, the United States also needs to make flexible strategic adjustments according to the development of the situation.
1. The United States should increase its assistance to large industrialized countries to strengthen their defense capabilities and reduce their dependence on China. The balanced development of Sino-Japanese relations is not only of great significance to the rights and interests of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, but also has long-term benefits for all Asian countries. For example, the United States could join forces with India, Japan, South Korea, and other countries to address regional security issues and form stronger alliances.
2. Strategic transformation is not an overnight effort, but can only be achieved through long-term collaboration and joint efforts. The United States must step up its support and give more military support to its key allies to counter the threat posed by competitors like China. At the same time, the United States should also pay attention to maintaining regional peace and stability and preventing the occurrence of conflicts.
3. When implementing a balanced strategy, the United States should pay attention to cooperation with its allies to form a stronger alliance. We will carry out joint operations with India, Japan, South Korea and other countries to better address the various challenges and threats facing the international community. At the same time, the United States also needs to further engage in strategic cooperation with its allies and build a closer coordination system.
The U.S. will control major shipping lanes.
Instead of ceding the position of hegemon, the United States should also shift to control of the main water area, rather than complete competition. We focus on the Strait of Malacca, the South China Sea, the East China Sea, and communicate with India, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore. Only by mastering these key nodes can the United States better ensure its own security and regional stability, so as to achieve a more precise and efficient strategic goal.
1. To control critical waters, the United States must work closely with countries in the region to maintain freedom, security, and stability at sea. Strengthen cooperation with countries such as India, Japan, the Philippines and Singapore to jointly manage the relevant waters and prevent various safety hazards and challenges that may arise.
2. The management of key waters is a complex system project, and the United States should actively communicate and consult with countries in the region to formulate a set of effective countermeasures. By establishing a system of security coordination, the United States can play a leading role in the region, ensuring the smooth flow of vital waters and ensuring regional peace and stability.
3. While controlling important shipping lanes, the United States should also strengthen ties and cooperation with China and other major powers to prevent strategic mistakes and contradictions. Only through active dialogue can we achieve the goal of mutual respect, mutual benefit and win-win results, truly resolve the contradictions between the two sides, and promote regional peace and stability. When the United States grasps an important shipping lane, it must take into account the interests of all quarters and treat relevant matters cautiously so as to ensure that its strategic objectives can be achieved.
Assist allies in strengthening their self-defense capabilities.
While controlling major waterways, the United States should also help allies build up their self-defense capabilities and share security responsibilities, while also using the military's support role. For example, the United States could use ties with Vietnam, national defense agreements, military build-up with other great powers like India, and further development of military cooperation between the two countries.
1. The United States has strengthened its own defense capabilities by actively providing support to its allies, thereby better maintaining regional security and stability. For example, China signed a "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement" with Vietnam, which further strengthened the cooperation between the two militaries and pushed bilateral relations to a new level. This is beneficial to Vietnam's defense and the United States' voice in the Asia-Pacific region.
2. By helping allies strengthen their own defense capabilities, the United States can better assume its responsibility for regional security in the face of threats posed by competitors like China. Through the signing of a new defense cooperation agreement with India and joint military exercises, the two countries have further promoted military cooperation and made important efforts to promote regional peace and stability.
3. The U.S. must clearly tell allies and partners that there is a limit to their involvement, and assist them in procuring appropriate capabilities to strengthen their self-defense. For example, allies are urged to purchase more advanced **, such as drones, mines, and anti-ship missiles, to enhance their military response and deter possible threats. At the same time, the United States needs to further strengthen cooperation with its allies and build closer bilateral relationships to address regional security issues.
Brief summary. In the face of China's rise, the United States must change its strategy and seek its own security and development. By moving away from seeking supremacy, a balanced strategy that takes control of the main waterways and helps allies build up their defenses will help to defuse the current tensions. However, the United States must realize that in order to maintain peace and security in the Asia-Pacific region, it must rely on the cooperation of all countries to prevent unilateral control. Peaceful development in the Asia-Pacific region can only be achieved through multilateral coordination to maintain regional security and prosperity.