Introduction: The United States has always been overtly hostile to China, trying to create a blockade around it and joining forces with its allies to put pressure on China in the hope of preventing China's rise and maintaining its position as world leader. But why can't the United States be reckless in waging war against China? There are many reasons for this, and it can be said that China has a lot of cards in its hands that make the United States fearful. Below, we will dissect the reasons why the United States fears war with China from three perspectives.
The United States cannot afford public outrage.
The United States is a powerful country, and its global impact is enormous. However, as the world situation has changed dramatically, many people are afraid and disgusted with the United States and are looking for a way out of the dollar's dominance. Such resistance poses some challenges to the United States, making it reluctant to act lightly lest it offend more international allies. China is recognized as a major country in the world as a "going global" country, playing an important role in the world that cannot be replaced by other major powers, and is also an important factor in maintaining world peace. Therefore, if the United States wants to go to war with China, it will inevitably face more resistance and resistance, and then it will be isolated.
In the face of this situation, China must not only adhere to the correct foreign policy, but also insist on defending its own sovereignty and sovereignty. China has a strong defensive strength, especially in its ** technology, which makes it impossible for the United States to act lightly. China's tough posture, as well as its own strength, has made the United States understand that the danger of a war against China is high.
Don't underestimate China's power.
China's success is not a coincidence, but has gone through a long period of independent innovation and rapid development. In particular, China has made remarkable achievements in the fields of science and technology and military affairs, and has initially possessed the ability to resist external challenges. The United States is very vigilant about this and understands that China has a strong self-defense ability and will not be so easily bullied by the United States. Looking back, the United States cast a shadow on its heart during the campaign to resist US aggression and aid Korea, and realized that China was by no means an enemy that could be easily matched. Now, when China's military power grows rapidly, the United States will become more cautious and not make mistakes in dealing with China because it will not be able to afford to do so.
China should not only safeguard its military strength, but also vigorously develop science and technology and constantly enhance its national competitiveness. In recent years, China has made great breakthroughs in chips and lithography machines, showing strong technical force. At the same time, China is focusing on raising the level of preparedness to ensure an effective response to all possible challenges. Such an overall strength has made the United States feel deep shock and fear, and it does not want to go to war with China easily.
The United States leaves itself a way out.
Although the United States has repeatedly sent hostile signals to China, it is well aware of China's security borders and will not touch China's "landmines". China has very good military forces, such as the Dongfeng series of missiles and aircraft carrier formations, which form a solid defense system. In addition, China's development in high-tech is also the focus of the world's attention, and some new scientific and technological achievements have also produced some new technologies with international influence in the world. Such a force makes it clear to the West that if China's bottom line is provoked, they will be destroyed.
From a strategic point of view, China has demonstrated its will and strength to fight, with its ICBMs that can directly attack the enemy's hinterland. Such a powerful deterrent capability is terrifying to the United States. In addition, the United States itself is also facing many problems such as excessive pressure on U.S. debt and economic instability, which is a problem worthy of attention. In stark contrast, China's economic development and military strength have grown steadily, and on the whole have maintained a steady growth over a long period of time. Therefore, the United States does not want to act rashly, lest a situation get out of control.
Conclusion: There are three important reasons for the United States to declare war on China: first, it does not want to arouse more opposition and opposition; Second, it knows that China's power cannot be underestimated, and it will not easily provoke it; Third, it is facing an unimaginable catastrophe. China is a big country that has developed in a peaceful way, and its overall strength and its determination to defend its military have made the United States a rat trap and a rat trap. Through continuous efforts, China has gradually surpassed the United States and played an important role in the world, showing its stability and influence.