Confrontation in the South China Sea: China's Choice!
On March 5, a thrilling confrontation was staged in the waters of Ren'ai Jiao! The Philippine Coast Guard ship No. 4407 was desperate to ram the Chinese Coast Guard ship No. 21555. If it weren't for the calm response of the Chinese crew, the consequences would have been unimaginable.
The incident sparked widespread outrage. A country with a small area, a small population, and a weak economy is so arrogant that it frequently intrudes on islands and reefs in the South China Sea. Thitu Island, already controlled by the Philippines, has even built permanent buildings and military installations. China must take decisive action to thoroughly develop Ren'ai Jiao and reclaim the island, and will not tolerate it!
But what is even more sad is that on the day of the standoff, Zamboanga City in the Philippines declared a state of disaster. At first hearing, you may think it's a tsunami or **, but you don't know that it's because of drought. The El Niño phenomenon has caused severe drought in several provinces in the Philippines, reducing crop yields and surging food imports.
In the past, China's assistance to the Philippines was a matter of course. However, the Filipino people have no appreciation for this, and even regard Chinese soldiers in the South China Sea as "enemies". Now that the Philippines is once again in disaster and needs assistance, will China choose to help?
I said firmly: no help! Aid is likely to flow into purchases, further intensifying the confrontation in the South China Sea. We have more places where we need help than we waste in the unappreciated. We must cherish every penny and use it for the benefit of the Chinese people, not for cultivating future enemies!
Today's aid may be the contradiction of the future. Therefore, I hope not to help!