Recently, China's attitude towards the South China Sea issue between China and the Philippines can be described as extremely tough, and it has repeatedly issued warnings to the Philippines, telling the Philippines to earnestly restrain its behavior and not play with fire and play bigger and bigger, otherwise it will only embarrass itself. At that time, the Philippines will want to talk to China, but it will not have to talk about it. However, perhaps China's warning has worked, and just as it was about to find an opportunity to clean up the Philippines, the Philippines seemed to admit its cowardice first, especially the Philippines' attitude on Ren'ai Jiao has changed, and there is no previous arrogance, and some are only soft on China. According to the global network, recently, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said that although the United States has always been helping the Philippines to carry out maritime patrols in the South China Sea, as far as the specific situation of the "Madeshan" is concerned, the Philippines hopes to solve this problem by itself.
He also said that as far as the Philippine side is concerned, the situation of the "Ma Deshan" is entirely a matter of concern to the Philippines itself. Therefore, the Philippine side decided to act unilaterally and make every effort to maintain the Philippine presence at Second Thomas Shoal and ensure that supplies could be provided to the people there, which he believes is a problem of the Philippines itself, which the Philippines intends to solve on its own.
I have to say that Marcos's remarks can be regarded as a guarantee to China that they intend to solve the Ren'ai Jiao issue on their own and will not let the United States get involved. Of course, it can also be seen that with China's repeated warnings on the China-Philippines issue, the Philippines has realized the seriousness of the problem and has begun to restrain its own behavior, hoping to ease China-Philippines relations.
Of course, in response to Marcos's statement, China still needs to be cautious and not be deceived by the appearance of the Philippines, thus giving the Philippines an opportunity. You know, the reason why Marcos made this statement at a time when Sino-Philippine relations are so tense is, in my opinion, for two reasons: first, he wants to show that the Philippines will not retreat on the South China Sea issue and will resolutely fight against China.
Second, he wants to make it clear to China that the Philippines will solve the South China Sea issue on its own and will not involve the United States. However, with the tone of the Philippines, this is likely to be Marcos's expedient measure, once the Sino-Philippine contradictions continue to escalate, the Philippines will ask the United States for help, and suddenly turn its face and deny people, showing another face to China.
As far as China is concerned, although Marcos kicked the United States away in his latest statement, showing the outside world a sense of drawing a clear line with the United States, it is quite necessary to ultimately depend on the actual actions of the Philippines. In addition, for the Philippines, it needs to reflect on its own behavior, not continue to die, and admit cowardice as soon as possible, until it is really cleaned up by China, then it will be too late, and it will be useless to say anything more. Therefore, the Philippines has only one chance, and China's good words will not be said a second time, and everything depends on whether the Philippines itself can get on the road. (with the wind)