1. We are not cowardly, but because we value peace so much. Today's peaceful situation is the result of the bloody struggle of countless ancestors, and it is precisely because of its hard-won achievements that we will take more care of it.
2. When a war breaks out, innocent ordinary people are often the hardest hit in any era, and we do not want to let the broad masses of people suffer again.
3. We are still a developing country, not yet very wealthy, and the use of force is a costly move in the first place. We expect these resources to be invested in nation-building rather than in military operations.
4. One thing must be clear, however, that we simply do not want to use force lightly, but we are not afraid of war, and the more timid we are, the closer we may be to war.
5. The mainland has always pursued an independent foreign policy of peace and advocated the settlement of international disputes through dialogue and consultation, rather than resorting to force.
6. The Government of the Continent has always stressed that war does not solve the problem and only brings more suffering and suffering, so we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
7. The mainland has a long history and culture, and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
8. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
9. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
10. The Continental Government has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and therefore we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
11. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
12. The mainland has a long history and culture, and advocates the concept of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
13. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
14. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
15. The Continental Government has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and that we are therefore more inclined to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
16. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
17. The mainland has a long history and culture, and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while differences, which are important principles in our international relations.
18. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
19. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
20. The Continental Government has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and therefore we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
21. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
22. The mainland has a long history and culture, and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
23. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
24. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
25. The Continental Government has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and therefore we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
26. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
27. The Continent has a long history and culture and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
28. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
29. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
30. The Government of the Continent has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and therefore we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
31. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
32. The mainland has a long history and culture and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
33. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposes any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
34. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.
35. The Government of the Continent has always stressed that war will only bring more suffering and suffering, and therefore we prefer to settle international disputes through peaceful means.
36. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposes any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
38. The mainland has a long history and culture, and advocates the concepts of peaceful coexistence, harmony and harmony while diversity, which are important principles in our international relations.
39. In international affairs, the mainland has always advocated respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries and opposing any form of aggression and expansion, which is one of the reasons why we are reluctant to go to war.
40. The Government of the Continent has always believed that peace and development are the main themes of our time, and we hope to achieve national development and prosperity through peaceful means.