In the middle of the night, Japan's cabinet intelligence officer, Inoue brushed the thick fog of glasses from the bridge of his nose and stared at the thick report on the ranking of global military powers.
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He swallowed his saliva, his eyes locked on China.
The rise of this East Asian giant was so shocking, and the economic prosperity, scientific and technological breakthroughs, military innovations, and the order they kept with unremitting resilience made Inoue feel unprecedented respect and pressure.
"China..." he whispered, the glasses on the bridge of his nose reflecting the brilliant words on the report—"Military modernization, great strength."
Inoue's thoughts were surging, and his heart was helpless but moved.
It was an equal respect, and he was deeply touched by China's determination and ability.
They are no longer a small country that can be easily manipulated between five fingers, but a powerful and independent force, a strong identification with one's own identity, which is impossible to deny.
He released his clenched hand and sighed slightly.
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This report is not so much an evaluation of China as a reflection and re-understanding of the modern world order.
Respect strength, understand diversity, and accept differences.
Japan also needs to learn to respect its rising neighbor and its contribution to world peace.
Inoue raised his head and looked at the night sky with the bright moon of early summer hanging outside the window, and smiled gently, "Yes, very pertinent."
He said to himself.
Late at night, the report on the ranking of military powers was spread out on the table, and the word "China" loomed in the night, full of solemnity and respect.
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