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The United States is asking China for help again.
At present, the most pressing and major problem for the United States is the struggle between Iran and Israel. Iran will definitely retaliate, Israel will definitely turn to the United States, and the United States will definitely be dragged into the water by Israel.
And Iran, can you play a little lighter?
The United States immediately thought of China.
According to foreign media reports, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken communicated with Comrade Wang Yi and asked China to use its influence to persuade Iran not to attack Israel.
I have the impression that this is not the first time that the United States has asked China for help.
After the outbreak of fighting in Gaza, the Red Sea crisis occurred. The United States is very big, and it has also asked China to intervene and ask China to let Iran rein in the Houthis and let Western ships go.
After the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United States also sent a message to China, hoping that China would use its influence to make Russia quickly withdraw its troops and withdraw its troops immediately.
In addition, on the drug issue in the United States, according to media reports, the United States, which is at a loss, has also asked China for help, and we have cooperated and cooperated.
On the Korean Peninsula issue, almost every once in a while, the United States will also ask China for help, meaning, you know.
This has brought about a very absurd international phenomenon: On the one hand, the United States has wielded a big stick against China; for example, in the past few days, the United States and Japan have conspired with Japan in various ways, and the United States and Japan have even pulled the Philippines into a meeting for the first time to sharpen their knives against China; on the other hand, the United States has put on a smiling face and begged China to do this and ask China to help in that way.
The United States really has a set of both wants and wants.
How does China respond?
I don't know.
Square refusal?
Not really, I believe.
There is a saying that "reach out and don't hit smiling people", not to mention, the United States always likes to fight and kill, but China is really an international peacemaker.
This says at least a few things.
First, the United States is also unable to do so.
If the United States can handle it on its own, if the United States thinks it is a good thing, the United States will definitely not look for China, and not only will it not look for it, but it is estimated that it will also think about how to stab China in the back with its own hands.
But the United States really can't handle it.
The United States cannot handle Russia, nor can the United States deal with Iran, nor can it deal with the Houthis, nor can it deal with Hamas, nor can it deal with Allah.
In fact, these countries and organizations have also seen through the United States, through the United States' shameless double standards, and through the United States' double-facedness.
Don't look at the world's only superpower, the United States also has a lot of things that are beyond its strength. Otherwise, the United States would not have fought the Iraq war, and the United States would not have finally withdrawn from the Afghanistan war......
Second, the United States really needs China.
When we look around the world, are there any major powers that abide by international rules more than China? Are there any major powers that respect the sovereignty of other countries more than China? Are there any major powers that cherish peace more than China?
The answer, just two words, we can say out loud: no!
I remember that Hua Chunying once said something very well: the US side is not qualified to tell China what to do when it comes to how to respect national sovereignty and territorial integrity......
As far as the West is concerned, China will not export revolution, hunger and poverty, and will not toss you, what is there to say.
Specific to the Middle East, I feel that in the past two years, the only good thing is that under the mediation of China, Iran and Saudi Arabia, two old enemies, met in Beijing with a smile and a grudge.
But it's more bad news, with blood in Gaza, high winds and waves in the Red Sea, war in Syria, wolf smoke in Iraq, and several US troops killed in Jordan.
Looking around the Middle East now, it can be said that there is smoke everywhere.
This kind of China is really not easy and worthy of the admiration of the whole world.
Third, it's more of a game.
This goes back to the original question, the United States asked China for help, will China help with this?
Personally, I think that China should still be helped, but not by the logic of the United States, but by the right side of history, on the side of peace and justice, and on the side of China's national interests.
When it comes to Iran and Israel specifically, why does Iran have to retaliate?
The immediate trigger was Israel's brazen bombing of the Iranian embassy, killing many people. How can Iran not be angry!
Let's assume this. Suppose Iran bombed the US embassy and killed many Americans, how would the United States react? The United States is estimated to be able to tear off the zenith of the country......
Also, the most pressing issue in the Middle East is the war in Gaza.
Hamas's raid on Israel, Israel's desire to retaliate, is somewhat understandable, but there should always be limits. Can Iran understand the killing of more than 30,000 Palestinians, the vast majority of them women and children, in Gaza?
Do unto others as you would have them do to you.
Now, the United States has encountered a problem and urgently comes to China to ask China for help. China can't take such a mess. If you take it, it will help the United States to take advantage of the fire.
Moreover, we must see that the United States is still suppressing, imposing, and smearing China from various angles, containing China's development, and treating China as an imaginary enemy; if China is still happy to help the United States come out and take the initiative to block bullets for the United States, are you stupid for China? Do you really regard China as Japan and the Philippines?
This requires a game, a masterful diplomatic game.
China can help, but for the sake of peace and justice, it is for the sake of China's national interests. In the United States, you can't always have both, and if you want too much, it will really hurt your body.
I suspect that China will still send a message to Iran to remind Iran to exercise restraint and rationality. As for whether to retaliate or not, and how to retaliate, that is Iran's own business.
But the words of the United States, I have already brought. We're really helping, we're trying to help cool down, but in the United States, the bell must be tied to the bell, which is more important.
Alas, the world is in tatters, and the rabbits are mending the seams!
But no matter how diligent the rabbit is, can it be replenished? Not to mention, some people are still worried about eating rabbit meat.