Recently, Japan generously invited our People's Liberation Army to their home as a guest, and it was also an in-depth tour at the level of a military base! Is this wave of operations sincere or has other intentions? Let's take a closer look.
This time, Japan really saved face, and planned to invite more than 20 PLA officers in mid-to-late May so that they could see their military muscles with their own eyes. You know, this is not an ordinary visit, but a direct access to the door, so that our officers and friends can get close to their Maizuru Naval Base and Komaki Air Base, both of which are well-known characters in the Japanese Self-Defense Forces.
Maizuru Naval Base, which guards the gateway to the Sea of Japan, has its eyes on Russia and the Korean Peninsula, and its strategic location is self-evident. As for Komaki Air Base, it is the logistics heart of the Air Self-Defense Force, responsible for the supply of the sky defense line throughout Japan, which is equivalent to the chief of the air.
On the surface, the fact that the two countries have come and gone in this way to enhance military mutual trust is a manifestation of peace and friendship. But we have to think about it, what kind of medicine is sold in this gourd in Japan? After all, this neighbor's abacus is crackling, and they don't do anything that is not beneficial.
Many netizens exploded on the Internet: "Is there something big in Japan that we need to help with?" "Could it be that you want to ease the atmosphere on the East China Sea issue?"
Let's analyze rationally, Japan's move may really be a request from China. It could be economic cooperation, or it could be some kind of balancing act in geopolitics. After all, on the international stage, there are no eternal friends and no permanent enemies, only eternal interests.
Therefore, this "military base open day" can be regarded as a high-level diplomatic game. As for what Japan wants from China and what price it is willing to pay, I am afraid that the story behind this will have to wait for time to slowly unravel.
Okay, ladies and gentlemen, where do you think Japan's move is high? Or maybe there are some hidden thoughts? Welcome to leave your unique insights in the comment area, let's discuss and discuss together, see this chess game, who can have the last laugh!