Therefore, according to the content of the conversation between Putin and Xi Jinping on June 15, although Putin was almost one-sided, he released the "goodwill" of a quasi-strategic alliance to China. However, according to the content of the call released by Xinhua News Agency, Xi Jinping did not respond relatively enthusiastically to Putin. RTS54UM4 Photo Credit: Reuters / Dazhi Image Shi Yinhong, a recently retired professor of Renmin University of China and an expert on Chinese international relations, pointed out: According to the Xinhua News Agency report, Mandarin and Xi did not reiterate the "comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination", but only "emphasized the relatively low-level pragmatic bilateral cooperation." , which is intriguing.
” In fact, this means that although Putin Company banner design wants to create a "pro-Russian and anti-American effect", Xi Jinping has carefully chosen every word, limiting the so-called "strategic cooperation" between Russia and China in a "positive list" to " Strengthen communication and coordination in important international and regional organizations such as the United Nations, BRICS, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization," and "promote solidarity and cooperation between emerging market and developing countries." In fact, China's attitude towards military conflict is very cautious, and they adhere to the basic principle of "not fighting uncertain battles". It places great emphasis on "strategic determination", making decisions and then acting in order to maintain the PLA's undefeated record. In contrast, Russia is much more reckless. The Russian-Ukrainian war, which has been fought for more than 100 days, has consumed a lot of Russia's armaments.
Facing the dilemma of the last resort, Russia can't help but hope that it can fight in the Indo-Pacific to ease the huge pressure Russia is facing in Ukraine. However, from China's standpoint, if Russia provokes a dispute near Taiwan, it is bound to be difficult for China to stay out of the matter, and it may even lead to fire, which is completely inconsistent with China's national interests. Therefore, in the face of these three uninvited Russian warships, China immediately fell into the dilemma of refusing. It seems that in the game of great powers, China still has to learn a lot from Russia... This article is reproduced with the permission of Huang Pengxiao , the original text is published here Further reading International Law Analysis of the Taiwan Strait Issue: Legal Offensive and Defense of the U.S. and China on the Status of Taiwan and the U.S. Sending Troops to Protect Taiwan The real question should be: If the CCP invades Taiwan, can the Chinese navy and air force last for 100 days? Poll by Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation: If the CCP invades Taiwan by force, more than half of the people do not believe that they can resist more than 100 days like Ukraine The People's Liberation Army's "Fujian Ship" Launched: The more aircraft carriers China builds, the more important Taiwan's "unsinkable aircraft carrier" will be "Yu Yingshi Comments on Political Reality" new book sharing meeting: Master believes that now is the time for China to "reunite for a long time and must divide"