Hey friends, today we're going to talk about an interesting story. Imagine if the earth were a big class, and the nations were all children sitting behind desks, each with their own temper and thoughts. It's time for the show!
First of all, I have to introduce Ami, the man of the year in the class. He's like the kind of student who always likes to sit in the front row, grinning at the teacher, but secretly he always likes to direct others to play games. Ami also has a group of younger brothers who follow him, and they always make a lot of noise when they get together.
And then, it's our Filipino classmates. Although he is not as showy as Ami, he is also a character with his own little ninety-nine. The Philippines recently brought a bell to the school, supposedly to remind everyone of the school time. But when the bell rang, guess what? Ami and his younger brothers looked nervous when they heard it.
What is the mystery of this bell? I guess that in the big family of the class, whenever the bell rings in the Philippines, it may mean that some sensitive topics such as the South China Sea issue are being discussed. It's no secret that the playground of this "Earth School" – that is, the South China Sea – often plays out exciting military exercises.
When it comes to personality and behavior style, students from each country have their own unique little temperament. For example, Amimo always likes to speak up and lead the atmosphere in the class group, while the Philippines is more often on the sidelines to observe everyone's movements.
Look at how lively our Earth class is! There's something new happening every day. But I have to warn you to listen to the political metaphors behind the jokes, and sometimes a simple "don't say it unexpectedly" can mean a serious warning from someone.
In short, in our humorous and exaggerated story, although it may seem bizarre and nonsensical, it can actually reveal a lot of subtle and complex relationships between countries in the real world.
Realpolitik is as exciting as school life – but on a more serious and nuanced dimension on the international stage. Next time, I'll tell you about the interesting things that happened with other students! Remember, finding the deeper meaning in a light-hearted way is king!