If war breaks out between China and the United States, where will the main battlefield be?

Mondo Technology Updated on 2024-02-17

As China grows stronger, relations between China and the United States continue to deteriorate, and the United States will do everything in its power to suppress China and act as if it is going to start a world war. Under such circumstances, the war between China and the United States has become a hot topic, and even a general in the United States once said that there is a great possibility of a big war between China and the United States in 2025.

In this case, if China and the United States go to war, there will inevitably be a distinction between primary and secondary, and where is the main battlefield this time? We need to find a way to solve this problem. China is surrounded by four sensitive areas: the Korean Peninsula, the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea and the Sino-Indian border.

First of all, the border between China and India was eliminated by him. It is true that the relationship between India and China is not harmonious, and it also covets China, but India understands very well that it is okay to assist the United States in fighting soy sauce, and it is absolutely impossible to fight to the death with China. Therefore, if China and the United States really fight, the main force of China and India will definitely not be the border, and India will at most assist the United States in dragging the Chinese army on the border, nothing more.

Secondly, the exclusion of the Taiwan Strait. Many people may wonder, isn't the situation in the Taiwan Strait the most severe? The so-called the more dangerous the better, the issue of Taiwan is not the use of force, and with the strength of our armed forces, Taiwan can be recaptured long ago. There are two important factors as to why the Taiwan region has been unable to recover its lost territory for a long time.

First, the main public opinion in China at present is to regain the Taiwan region, and this is under the condition of peaceful reunification. Second, the Taiwan issue has a far-reaching impact, and the recovery of Taiwan will be a decisive war for China, and if it recovers, it will at least be on an equal footing with the United States in the Pacific, even if it cannot dominate the world. Therefore, if the Taiwan region wants to do it, it must wipe out the power of the United States from the first island chain, so that their strategic purpose will be achieved.

Of the four choices, two of which were eliminated by him, then the next thing is North Korea and the South China Sea region. In fact, both options are viable, with the United States and its allies not only violently provoking North Korea on the Korean Peninsula, but also encouraging the Philippines to challenge China in the South China Sea and create regional instability. Under such circumstances, both in the South China Sea and on the Korean Peninsula, there is a risk that the situation will further escalate or even trigger a major war.

However, I think the chances of a conflict in the South China Sea are greater than the chances of a conflict on the Korean Peninsula. Geographically speaking, if the DPRK and the ROK go to war, the United States will certainly intervene in the ROK, but if the United States enters the war in the ROK, the situation on the Korean Peninsula will further deteriorate, and then we really have the possibility of "resisting US aggression and aiding the DPRK." However, at this time, the North Korea of today is no longer the North Korea of the past, and it still has a nuclear bomb in its hands.

Once the situation develops to the point where it is out of control, once the situation develops to the point where it is out of control, there is a high probability that North Korea will use nuclear weapons, and then things will be out of control. In such a situation, the United States will definitely not put the main battlefield in this place, in which case, the situation will be out of control.

Therefore, through the method of exclusion, the South China Sea can finally be determined. In fact, this possibility is not low, and Marcos Jr. in the Philippines has already made up his mind to "** Whether from the perspective of the United States or personally, he may have friction with China, and then, according to the "U.S.-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty", the United States can send troops to support.

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