Some time ago, China not only sent food aid to Cuba to solve Cuba's urgent needs, but also held a meeting with the director of the Political Department of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba to express its firm support for Cuba's defense of sovereignty and national dignity and oppose interference by external forces. In addition, China pledged to provide Cuba with assistance to the best of its ability and further support the building and development of the Cuban armed forces. And such a situation is something that the United States did not expect. All along, the United States has tried its best to sanction Cuba, but it never thought that the sanctions would not defeat Cuba, but would allow China to find an opportunity for cooperation. When Cuba and China get closer and strengthen cooperation, will the United States still be able to sit firmly? It's time for the United States to see clearly that the situation in the world has changed. According to the report, Cuban Tourism Minister García has announced that Chinese citizens can enter Cuba without a visa.
At the same time, the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs also confirmed this, saying that the current Cuban government has decided to formally implement a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens who enter the country with ordinary passports, transit through Cuba and stay for no more than 90 days. This policy means that the two peoples will further promote exchanges and create a good environment. Of course, Cuba gave the green light to China, saying that it was sudden, and that it was not sudden. As mentioned above, China has provided assistance to Cuba, and in return, it is not surprising that Cuba has come to such a show. But is it just a reward? Whether it is Cuba, which has been under US sanctions for a long time, or China, which has been contained and suppressed and extremely hostile to the United States, the increasingly close cooperation between China and Cuba is something that the United States does not want to see. In particular, Cuba is also one of the countries in the backyard of the United States, and the closer relations between the two countries will cause the United States to be extremely uneasy.
On the one hand, it means that China has broken through the first "stepping stone" in the backyard of the United States, that is, Cuba. On the other hand, when the first "stepping stone" is broken, will other Latin American countries also open their "visa-free circle of friends" to China? If all countries open their doors to welcome China, will Latin America still be the backyard of the United States? Out of fear and worry, the United States does not want China to have too many ties with Latin American countries, fearing that China's status and influence in the international community will be even greater and that it will surpass itself for a time. Now, the fear has happened. Cuba has taken the lead in opening up the country, and with the long-term "control" of the United States over the countries in the Latin American region, I am afraid that it will not be long before more and more Latin American countries want to get rid of the United States and move closer to China.
It is also interesting to say that the US sanctions against China have not limited China's development, but have brought new partners and new opportunities to China. It is not an exaggeration to say that China has further seen the weakness of the United States. China has invisibly launched a counterattack against the United States, and although it may not have been intentional, it has indeed given the United States a hammer. The cooperation between China and Cuba is a clear signal that if the United States continues to stubbornly persist and insist on going its own way, it will only be isolated by more countries, and that even if the United States is still the world's largest power, its hegemony will no longer be effective.