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As the crisis in the Taiwan Strait looms, China appears to be warning all sides in more blunt and fiery diplomatic rhetoric. According to reports, former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte revealed in a program that Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Huang Xilian warned the Philippines that if the United States is allowed to use its bases to launch attacks on China, then the Philippines will become an eternal target. What is the meaning behind this statement?
In fact, this warning can to some extent be seen as inevitable. According to the principle that China has always adhered to, if an enemy fighter takes off from a certain place, then China will retaliate against that place. Therefore, if the Philippines allows the United States to use its base to attack China in a possible war in the Taiwan Strait, the Chinese side will naturally target this base.
However, while this position is not theoretically unexpected, it is somewhat surprising that China's diplomatic rhetoric has become so clear and fiery. Does this mean that China has become more assertive and tactful in its dealings with some small and medium-sized countries? Perhaps this is the Chinese government's serious response to the potential risk of war in the Taiwan Strait.
There is no doubt that the Philippines played a key role in the war in the Taiwan Strait. First, the Philippine base will make it easier for the United States to attack China's various islands and reefs in the South China Sea, as well as strategic nuclear submarines hidden in the waters of the South China Sea. Second, it would provide the United States with an air base to fight in southeastern Taiwan. Most importantly, it would seriously threaten the Chinese H-6 bomber group's strike on Guam. U.S. military aircraft can be directly stuck near the "Bus Strait," through which the H-6 bomber group must pass to attack Guam.
Therefore, it is inevitable that China should take action to prevent the United States from using Philippine bases to launch attacks on China. Rather than a total defeat of the United States, it would be easier to threaten the Philippines not to allow the United States to use its bases. Therefore, this warning from the Chinese side seems reasonable.
Of course, there are also those who may want Japan and South Korea to join the battle or provide bases so that China can strike them in order to control the first island chain and ultimately thwart U.S. hegemony. But full-scale and large-scale conflict is in no one's interest, so we still need to prepare for the worst.
In the current tense international situation, China's warning indicates that China will not back down in the face of potential threats and will take all necessary measures to safeguard its national interests and territorial integrity. The firmness and clarity of this position provide more challenges and uncertainties for the resolution of the Taiwan Strait crisis.
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