In this volatile world, the delicate balance of relationships is often put to the test. This balance between countries needs to be even more cautious. Recently, we have noticed that the South China Sea issue has once again attracted widespread attention, especially the interaction between China and the Philippines.
Looking back on history, we know that China and the Philippines have had friendly exchanges and commitments to cooperation. But in reality, the implementation of commitments has not always been smooth sailing. Taking the South China Sea issue as an example, the Philippine government seems to have shown a certain degree of hesitation and repetition on this issue. From unfulfilled promises towed away by warships to forced incursions into Second Thomas Shoal, questions have raised questions about the consistency of the Philippines' position.
It has to be said that when dealing with international disputes, a constructive attitude is crucial. Every country should uphold the principles of rationality and justice in resolving differences. In the latest high-level phone call between China and the Philippines, we can see that China has an unwavering determination to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea and promote regional cooperation and development.
In the face of challenges and differences, China has always been committed to resolving issues through dialogue and consultation. Even in the face of perfidy, there is no choice to act rashly or verbally attack. On the contrary, when conveying its position through the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other channels, China always emphasizes facts and jurisprudence, and respects international rules.
Of course, any country will show the firmness it deserves when it comes to safeguarding its sovereignty and territorial integrity. From history to reality, China has shown such an attitude on the South China Sea issue: it neither compromises its principles nor resorts to force easily.
Looking ahead, on the South China Sea and other related issues, we hope that all parties can work together in the spirit of mutual respect and consultation on an equal footing. This is the only way to effectively reduce tensions and promote peace and prosperity in the region and beyond.
To sum up, both wisdom and courage are required when dealing with complex and delicate international affairs. Whether it is to satisfy national sentiments or pursue common interests, responsibility and awareness of the overall situation should be reflected after every action and decision. After all, in this interconnected world, every choice can affect the change and development of the regional and even global landscape.