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An American netizen had a brainstorm, and he asked such a question on Quora, the largest Q&A website abroad: "If China does not obey the United States, does the United States have the right to sink Chinese ships and blockade Chinese ports?"
When I saw this question, I was really speechless, why does the United States like to make other countries obey it so much, every country has its own right to develop, what qualifications does the United States have to restrict the development of other countries, this is completely hegemonism.
And the question raised by this American netizen is also full of "American arrogance", there is no doubt that this is completely whimsical, now China's military strength is second only to the United States, our maritime power is developing rapidly, and the third aircraft carrier has been launched.
It can be said that in the face of any threat from foreign enemies, China has absolute strength to defend our own territory, and no country can arbitrarily interfere in China's sovereignty, and we do not accept US hegemonism, and the United States is also not qualified to threaten China.
Since the rise of China's science and technology, we have been subjected to the suppression and sanctions of the United States, but despite this, we still did not choose to bow our heads, but worked hard to break the blockade, so in the face of the arrogant questions of American netizens, many foreign netizens have commented below.
One of the British netizens replied that the United States is not qualified to block China's alley, although China does not obey the orders of the United States, and now China's military strength is second only to the United States, which is tantamount to a showdown between two superpowers.
The United States' approach provokes China's bottom line, which can easily lead to a third world war, so the United States is just talking about it, they don't dare to make such a move against China at all, China is the largest trading partner of the United States, and once it gets into a stalemate, the United States will lose huge benefits.
The United States is about to become a declining superpower, while China is rising, and the pattern of the world will change dramatically in the future, and throughout history, we all know that in ancient times, China was the only country with technological knowledge and resources.
And China has long had the ability to explore the seas, they invented the compass, China is at the top of the world in shipbuilding and navigation, China has dominated Asia for centuries in history, and there is hardly any country that is a rival to China.
Today, China is returning to its former glory and is the country most likely to surpass the United States as the next superpower.
Later, another Malaysian netizen commented that after China's rise, the United States frequently began to make demands on China, to put it bluntly, to make China accept the hegemony of the United States, but China refused, and their sovereignty is not allowed to be violated by anyone.
As early as the Korean War, in the face of the threat of the US empire, China bravely launched resistance, when the United States sent warplanes to bomb the Chinese border in order to demonstrate to China.
Under the offensive of the Chinese volunteers, the U.S. military began to retreat, the United States saw China's strength for the first time, and in the following decades, the United States always wanted to infringe on China's interests, but in the end it failed, and now it is basically impossible for you to threaten China with force.
China is not at all afraid of the American threat, so I think the question you raised is very arrogant and ignorant.
Immediately after that, American netizens said that the United States certainly has the ability to destroy Chinese ships, but you have to consider whether China will give a harsh counterattack, we all know that China's territory is their bottom line.
A rash attack on Chinese ships would inevitably lead to an even bigger war, and China has changed dramatically, with a rise in military power that can be launched anywhere in the world, including U.S. military bases.
Sure enough, the war has been going on, and the possibility of China using nuclear weapons cannot be ruled out, can the United States accept this outcome?
Another netizen from Spain said that China is a big manufacturing country, and their industrial capacity and production capacity far exceed that of the United States, and even if the United States sinks Chinese ships, they can continue to build new ships.
As you know, the Chinese are good at large-scale mass production, and one shipyard can build 13 warships at the same time, including 2 Type 055 destroyers, 4 Type 052D destroyers, 2 Type 039B submarines, 5 Type 726 landing ships.
Later, netizens from China commented that no one has the right to invade China's waters, the South China Sea is China's territorial waters, we have sovereignty here, and if the United States attacks Chinese ships, it will inevitably be severely counterattacked by us.
China has never liked war, but we are responsible for the security of the South China Sea, and at the same time, we do not accept the hegemony of the United States, because this will only make the United States more presumptuous to us, and China's sovereignty can only be decided by ourselves, and Western countries should not even think about it.
In fact, the blockade of China's maritime activities and the attack on China's ocean-going merchant ships have crossed the red line of war, and if the US military really dares to do so, then China's next step is not to surrender, but to use China's strength to destroy all invading enemies.
But history has proven many times that war will not solve any problems, it will only bring more suffering and losses. Today, in the 21 st century, we should draw lessons from history, abandon the Cold War mentality, and pursue the path of peace, development and cooperation.