US and Asian allies accept China's strong reality

2024 3 21 12:15 Sansi Hall

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Sino-US competition, the reality of China's influence in Asia, the United States 'Asian allies accept the reality of China's strength, accept the reality of China's influence, accept the reality of China's economy, accept the reality of China's manufacturing, accept the reality of China's investment, accept the reality of China's consumption, and accept China's technological development reality.

In the face of reality, Australia turned, and new Zealand continued to cooperate with China to develop relations. The South Korean business delegation insisted on visiting China regardless of political reasons. Japan is warming up with China to develop relations and improve political, economic, trade and technological relations.

Today, Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Australia, New Zealand and other countries to promote the development of bilateral relations. At the same time, he was also listening to the voices of Australia and new Zealand. The so-called competition between Australia and China in the South Pacific is more a matter of Australia's political stance in the South Pacific. At the same time, due to the United States 'strategic needs in the South Pacific, Australia serves as the United States' force to counter China in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific.

In fact, China and Australia have extensive interests in Asia and the South Pacific. Both sides are major Asian countries and both need a stable, developing, safe and prosperous Asia and a developing South Pacific region. Only the development, stability, security and prosperity of Asia and the South Pacific are in line with the strategic interests of China and Australia.

During Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit, former Australia Prime Minister Keating expressed his respect for China. Keating believed that Australia cannot blindly follow the United States and cannot do things that are detrimental to Australia, China and Asia under the military hegemony of the United States.

During his visit to new Zealand, the Prime Minister of new Zealand promised to develop more relations with China, made new policy adjustments and withdrew his previous political stance. We are willing to develop political, economic, and trade relations with China, advocate stability and security in the South Pacific and Asia, and work with China to safeguard security, development, and stability in Asia and the South Pacific.

On the 20th, Indonesia's newly elected Indonesian President Prabowo believed that:On the issue of Sino-US relations, Indonesia does not want to dance to the beat of others. Asia has been divided for too long. We have been divided by colonists for too long. The Indonesian people must unite... We will do our best to serve all the people.

In ASEAN in Asia, ASEAN firmly supports China's position and advocates peace and development on the South China Sea issue, the Malacca issue, and the Myanmar issue to ensure the relationship between ASEAN and China. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar said that ASEAN will not choose sides, ASEAN has its own interests, and ASEAN and China are neighbors that cannot be moved away. The relationship between ASEAN and China is a development, stable and win-win relationship. It is not influenced by U.S. hegemony and U.S. military capabilities. ASEAN has its own national strategic interests, and ASEAN's strategy is to serve ASEAN.

On the issue of China and the United States, although Singapore sometimes wavers, it can be forgiven because the country is too small. What's more, big countries compete with small countries, and small countries can only choose to waver between big countries to gain the greatest living space.

2024 has seen a dramatic turning point. Japan and South Korea, traditional allies of the United States, are competing to develop relations with China and stabilize political, economic and trade relations with China in order to resolve their respective domestic problems. The Japanese prime minister is working hard to repair relations with China, and the South Korean government is making policy adjustments to adapt to a system with China-centered influence.

Faced with the formation of a China-centered global trading system, Japan and South Korea cannot decouple from China on economic, trade and technical issues. On the issue of decoupling, in order to cooperate with the U.S. policy, Japan and South Korea eventually led to economic decline and technological breakthroughs by China. Japan and South Korea suffered heavy losses in trade wars and technology wars with China. As a result, South Korea and Japan's technology companies 'market share in China declined, and China's trade with Japan and South Korea declined.

Today, the United States 'Asian allies have surrendered one after another and changed their China policies in the face of realistic strategies to adapt to a China-centered Asian system and a China-centered global trading system. The United States 'Asian allies are in danger of decoupling from the United States in terms of security, and at the same time, they are accelerating their move towards China in terms of politics, economy, trade, and technology. It is also strengthening economic, trade, financial, political, technological, and even security and military cooperation and ties with China. Different voices have emerged in Australia. Some experts in Australia believe that Australia blindly follows U.S. policies, which has damaged Australia's national interests. Australia's accession to the Orcus Alliance poses a threat to Australia's security in Asia. At the same time, it also worsens Australia's security environment in Asia and poisons Australia's security and political mutual trust in the South Pacific and Southeast Asia.

In the face of reality, the United States 'Asian allies are all adjusting policies and making political strategic adjustments to adapt to China's influence and the new international pattern under China's new system. Thus serving our own strategic interests and our own national interests.