The recent drama on the international stage has been really wonderful, especially China, which is simply a "courtesan" in the diplomatic circles.
Did you know that not so long ago, relations between France and China warmed up again?
French investment in China soared by 585.5% in the first two months of this year, a figure that makes people's hearts beat faster, and this is not just a matter of money, but also the depth and breadth of economic cooperation between the two countries.
Moreover, the cultural exchange aspect is also lively.
The number of Chinese students studying in France has steadily topped the list, and even French primary and secondary school students have begun to learn Chinese, and I heard that it has exceeded 100,000.
It's not just about learning a language, it's about cultural exchanges, it's a bridge between the hearts and minds of the two peoples.
By the way, there is also the Sino-French Cultural Spring event, which has been held for 18 sessions, and can attract a large number of people every time, which is not only a cultural feast, but also a witness to the friendship between the two countries.
When it comes to friendship, there is also good news on the Serbian side.
Serbia's new prime minister, Vučević, took office, and he said in his speech that he would continue to maintain friendly relations with China. This sounds reassuring, after all, it is quite rare to have such a staunch ally in this unpredictable international relationship.
Moreover, the Serbian president's statement after the election was also sonorous and forceful, saying that "Taiwan is China's and cannot be questioned." The support for this political stance is not as simple as lip service.
Looking at practical actions, Serbia's cooperation with China within the framework of the "Belt and Road" has been fruitful.
Serbia's Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Věšić, said in an interview with Xinhua that he looked forward to cooperation with China in more areas. This expectation is not just rhetorical, but is based on tangible results that have been achieved by both sides.
And when it comes to practical results, Pakistan is even more remarkable.
The recent successful launch of China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft, which also carried Pakistan's CubeSat, is not only a technical cooperation, but also a symbol of the deep friendship between the two countries.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Shehbaz is also very happy about this, saying that "Pakistan-China friendship is higher than the mountains, deeper than the sea, and sweeter than honey." This is heartwarming to listen to, and it also makes people look forward to the future of the two countries.
However, just when China's diplomacy is triumphant, the United States seems to be a little embarrassed.
President Biden's remarks have made India and Japan, two allies of the United States, feel aggrieved.
Indian Foreign Minister Su Jiesheng retorted that Indian society has been very open since ancient times, and the Japanese Government has also lodged a protest with the US side. At this point, President Biden may realize that speaking is really an art, especially on the international stage.
Against this backdrop, we can't help but ask, what exactly is wrong with the US diplomatic strategy?
Why do the words and deeds of the United States always cause controversy in international relations?
In this ever-changing world, every country is looking for the diplomatic strategy that works best for it.
China seems to have found a path of friendship and cooperation with countries around the world, while the United States seems to be still looking for ways to live in harmony with its allies.
In this spring, China's diplomacy is like a blooming flower, while the diplomacy of the United States is like an autumn rain, which makes people feel a little cool.