When American think tanks predicted that China would use the Philippines as a target of power, China's response stunned the entire Washington strategic circle - 'If we have to choose, what we most want to challenge is the United States'. What kind of strategic wisdom is behind this? From the humiliating history of signing over 1100 unequal treaties in modern times, to today's powerful military force with two active aircraft carriers and J-20 stealth fighter jets;
From the profound lesson of 'daring to fight to win respect' in the Korean War, to the solid confidence of having the world's second largest economy and manufacturing industry accounting for 35% of the world's total. How can China enhance its proactive defense capabilities and stabilize the situation through diplomatic communication under the military pressure of deploying missile systems in the United States and blocking the throat of the Bashi Strait? Expert Chen Ming deeply analyzes China's strategic transformation from 'passive acceptance of rules' to' active formulation of rules', revealing the unique advantages of the socialist system in 'concentrating efforts to accomplish great things', as well as China's new ideas for promoting a multipolar world and reshaping global governance with development concepts.
