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The South China Sea issue has been one of the focal points of East Asia since ancient times. Recently, the Philippines and Vietnam have once again stirred up an already choppy region. This time, their provocative actions have provoked a tough response from China, and the change in China's attitude is also worth pondering.
The Philippines and Vietnam have long taken a tough stance on sovereignty in the South China Sea. In recent months, the Philippines has carried out frequent provocative actions near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. They are not only fighting for sovereignty, but also trying to cooperate with the United States in the name of freedom of navigation and increase pressure on China. Marcos Marcos of the Philippines even went to Australia to try to win international support and give the Philippines a firm foothold in the South China Sea.
At the same time, Vietnam was not idle. They openly stated that they resolutely upheld the sovereignty of Wan'an Bank and tried to take advantage of the opportunity to make profits. This region has been one of the points of contention between China and Vietnam because of its rich oil and gas resources. Vietnam's frequent hyping up of this issue also shows its hardline stance on the South China Sea issue.
In the face of provocations from the Philippines and Vietnam, China has finally responded strongly. Previous warnings were no longer enough to deter the actions of the Philippines and Vietnam, and this time, China** has resolutely decided to stop verbal warnings and take concrete actions to retaliate.
China** issued a statement establishing a baseline for the territorial waters in the northern part of the Beibu Gulf, a move that has far-reaching implications for the situation in the South China Sea. Although this does not fundamentally resolve the dispute between China and Vietnam, it does provide clearer guidance for both sides on ship navigation and cargo transportation.
In addition, China's Ministry of National Defense also issued a statement resolutely opposing violations and provocations in the South China Sea, demonstrating China's firm position on the South China Sea issue. The Chinese side said that it has made military and legal preparations and will resolutely defend its maritime rights and interests no matter what actions the Philippines and Vietnam take.
However, China is not blindly tough. Despite the provocations, the Chinese side has remained open and expressed its willingness to negotiate amicably and properly resolve its differences. China hopes to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea and promote the common development of all countries through consultations.
The South China Sea issue is a complex geopolitical issue that involves the interests of many countries. The provocative actions of the Philippines and Vietnam will only exacerbate regional tensions and threaten peace and stability in the South China Sea. Only by resolving differences through consultation can peace and stability in the South China Sea be truly maintained.
In general, China's position on the South China Sea issue is clear and firm. In the face of provocations from the Philippines and Vietnam, China** no longer verbally warned, but took concrete actions to retaliate. However, China has also expressed a willingness to resolve its differences through consultations. Peace and stability in the South China Sea is the common interest of all countries concerned, and any provocative actions by any country will be resolutely countered by China.
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