As we all know, China is surrounded by American military bases.
From South Korea to Japan, to the Philippines in the south to Central Asia, a complete "closed loop" has been formed, blocking China.
According to incomplete statistics, the number of large and small military bases in the United States around China has even reached more than 400.
Our neighbor, India, is eyeing China.
In recent years, India has also boarded the US chariot and formed the so-called "Asian Mini NATO" with the United States, Japan and Australia. Some people say that China is surrounded by wolves.
So the question is, once China and the United States go to war, how can China solve this problem and have a chance to win?
Let's look at it in order from north to south, let's start with South Korea.
In South Korea, the United States has more than 29,000 soldiers, including personnel of the U.S. Eighth Army, Seventh Air Force, Seventh Fleet, and the U.S. Marine Corps.
It can be said that the arms are very complete and the combat capabilities are first-class.
And we know that the United States has deployed the THAAD system in South Korea, which can detect missiles and other aircraft that take off from China, and can detect them at the time of take-off.
Japan's base in South Korea can radiate all of Northeast Asia, and can play a role in surveillance and deterrence against Russia, North Korea and China.
Next, there's Japan.
The number of U.S. bases in Japan, as many as 88, has been analyzed, and in fact it is even larger than that, because the United States has deployed military facilities in many parts of Japan, but the number of personnel is relatively small.
Although the number of us in Japan is also more than 30,000, it includes the US Seventh Fleet, amphibious ship squadrons, and all kinds of advanced fighters, which are stationed in Japan.
In particular, the U.S. base group on Guam, Japan, can dock all ships, including aircraft carriers, and is the most important deterrent force in the Asia-Pacific region.
Further south, it is the U.S. southeast Asian base group, including the U.S. and the Philippines signed the U.S.-Philippines Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, and the Philippines can open five military bases to the United States until 2024.
In addition, the United States also has a base in the Indian Ocean and a base in Central Asia.
From the perspective of direction, it has formed a closed encirclement trend against China, and the United States only has the direction of Russia, which is a blank area militarily.
The United States has made such a layout, of course, in order to impose a blockade on China and trap China within the first island chain.
Once war breaks out between China and the United States, these bases will inevitably play a role in fighting China from different directions.
We have set up five major theaters, of which the eastern theater is the strongest and the pressure is also the greatest, and the southern theater has strong maritime forces and can fully protect our maritime rights and interests.
It can be said that the division of China's theater, including the deployment of various types of troops, is highly targeted.
Once a war breaks out, China is likely to confront the enemy from different directions at the same time.
At the beginning, China did not have decent sea and air power, and American aircraft carriers, warships, and warplanes could run rampant in our coastal waters without scruples.
Today, while we'll see these kinds of reports, in reality, they're getting farther and farther away from China.
Because the United States knows that China now has aircraft carriers, advanced warships, and our missiles and submarines are also on standby.
In the air direction, all kinds of fighters, under the guidance of early warning aircraft, can launch over-the-horizon attacks, and they have already been attacked before the enemy has found us.
Faced with such a situation, the United States naturally has to "retreat."
Moreover, the so-called first island chain, in front of the Chinese Navy, has been crushed to pieces.
The first thing we have to admit is that with the increase of China's strength, the probability of war has become smaller and smaller. But definitely not nothing!
Once a war breaks out, no matter how powerful the fleet is, it will not be able to recognize the saturation attack of our missiles, and our warships and warplanes will inevitably see the red of the bayonet, so that the enemy will come and go, and how many will come and destroy!
Therefore, no matter how carefully designed the United States and how many military bases it establishes, it makes no difference to China, and once a war starts, the United States has only one dead end!