Does the United States and the West really want to go to war against China? Does the United States want to break up the two good brothers of China and Russia?
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Recently, we have heard that the attitude of the United States toward China has become particularly tough, which has made many people mutter, "Are these two big countries really going to fall out or even start a fight?" Actually, to understand this, we must first look at what the United States has done recently.
First of all, let's talk about the big brother of the United States, who has recently made a lot of small moves in Sino-Russian relations. As everyone knows, the relations between China and Russia have always been very good, just like two good friends. But as for the United States, he is not happy to see this kind of scene, and always wants to intervene and cause some sabotage.
No, at the G7 foreign ministers' meeting, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken jumped out and said a lot of things that were not conducive to Sino-Russian relations. He said that China has helped Russia's defense industry, which threatens Europe's security. As soon as these words came out, it was as if a bomb had been dropped between China and Russia, making everyone's hearts unsteady. Other countries listened and chimed in, as if they all felt that China was a threat and that they had to be careful. Isn't this just that the United States is deliberately sowing discord and trying to make relations between China and Russia worse?
What is even more excessive is that before Blinken was ready to visit China, the United States also released words that it would sanction Chinese banks and financial institutions. This is no joke, and sanctions against banks and financial institutions are tantamount to cutting off their funding chains and making them unable to function properly.
They should even be kicked out of the international bank transfer system and not allowed to use dollars. This is really a stab in China's heart! You must know that finance is the lifeblood of a country, and if it is really sanctioned, the consequences will be so serious! Just like a person who is choked by the neck and has difficulty breathing, his life is in danger at any time.
In doing so, the United States is clearly trying to hit China's economy and bring China to its knees. But what they didn't expect was that China was not so easy to bully. China has its own bottom line and principles, and will not easily succumb to anyone's threats. Therefore, such sanctions and suppression by the United States will only bring China and Russia closer together to jointly respond to external challenges and pressures.
In addition to putting economic pressure on China, the United States is also constantly provoking militarily. They are conducting military exercises in the South China Sea as if they were flexing their muscles on China's doorstep. Moreover, on the Taiwan Strait issue, the United States has unequivocally sided with Taiwan, which is simply a provocation on China's territorial issue!
In the face of these US moves, the Chinese government will certainly not sit idly by. They have responded with a number of measures, such as selling US Treasuries and increasing gold reserves, in response to possible economic sanctions. At the same time, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has also stepped up military operations along the southeast coast, demonstrating its determination to safeguard national interests.
In this way, the relationship between China and the United States is becoming more and more tense, like a taut string that can be broken at the slightest movement. But ah, we also have to understand that fighting a war is not a joke, and it is not good for anyone. China and the United States are both big countries with many common interests, and if they do fight, it will be completely ruined.
It's like two children snatching toys, they may end up getting no one and may get injured in the end. The same is true of China and the United States, although there are some contradictions, but they have not yet reached the point where they have to go to war. As long as both sides remain calm and rational and resolve the issue through dialogue and consultation, then it is possible to resolve the crisis.
Moreover, we must also realize that China and the United States have close cooperation and ties in many aspects. For example, in the economy, trade between the two countries is very frequent, and if there is a real fight, the economies of both countries will have to be hit hard. Culturally, the people of the two countries also have many similarities, both have a long history and splendid culture. In the fields of science and technology, education, and environmental protection, the two countries also have a lot to work with.
China and the United States should cherish these commonalities and use them to enhance friendship and cooperation between the two countries. Instead of blindly staring at those differences and contradictions, and letting them become stumbling blocks to the development of bilateral relations.