For the time being, if China and the United States fight

Updated on number 2024-02-09
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    100% chance of winning! The premise is to fight, fight for a long time, as long as you hold on, you can win! The United States is richer than us, but the rich are always afraid of death!

    So the ladies of the United States do not want to go to war with China! Also, we are fighting them at a low cost and at a high cost, and the United States will definitely not be able to bear it for a long time! When the time comes, the United States will think of negotiations!

    It will not cause a world war. Americans understand very well that the Third World War is common destruction! Back to the original!

    No country has to go to war with China and risk being beaten into a poor country! Because China's war potential is too great to estimate!

    As for small Japan, which lacks resources, it is negligible, it does not have the war potential to fight a big war alone. Once it goes head-to-head with China, it will immediately lie on its stomach. It depends on the American protectorate!

    Taiwan, that's China's internal affair. No other country has the right to intervene! If it wants to be independent, let him be alone, no need to negotiate, just solve it by force. I believe that no country will dare to intervene by force!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    China has no chance of winning.

    There are several aspects:

    The overseas force projection capacity is negligible, and those few broken landing ships cannot transport the entire formation of troops at all. The ocean-going combat capability is not good, there is no aircraft carrier, ** is a target in the ocean. Therefore, if we fight, we will only start a war in our coastal waters.

    In this way, we can defend against the air force, and the best result for us in this way is a miserable peace.

    Not to mention nuclear bombs, that's what both sides destroyed.

    A full-scale war between China and the United States is impossible. Because both sides are big countries, and the economy is inextricably linked. The possibility of a war is, at best, a local war.

    Probably, for the sake of Taiwan, there was an encounter. It is very difficult to fight a world war, because this is the era of globalization, and each has close interests.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The United States vigorously develops missile blocking technology and missile blocking and folding system, which is used to prevent nuclear weapons, even if China throws them all over, there are only more than 200, and the hit rate is very low, and the United States must not be bulldozed, but can only be hit hard, the United States is thrown over by thousands, and China can not catch very few. If we use conventional **, a US Seventh Fleet will be able to silence us. It is no joke that other people invest $400 billion a year in military spending, and our country only has $50 billion at most, and most of it is used for maintenance, which is too far behind.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    At any time, the core interests of each country are truly eternal, and war will not be transferred by people's will. The preconditions for the inevitable conflict between the existing hegemonic countries and the emerging powers are: first, the existing hegemonic countries have an absolute and complete monopoly over world affairs; Second, the emerging powers do not accept the existing international order and want to overturn it. Third, the existing hegemonic powers and the emerging powers are isolated from each other, and there is little overlap of interests; Fourthly, the two sides do not have the capacity to destroy each other, and there is no balance of terror.

    None of these four exist in the present day. First, despite its domineering assertiveness, the United States cannot dominate world affairs. Second, emerging countries, including China, are not very satisfied with the existing international order, but they accept it and have no intention of subverting it. Third, under the conditions of globalization, the interdependence of countries is deepening, and no country can be immune. Fourth, waging war against a nuclear-armed state under nuclear conditions will not be able to avoid the doom of its own destruction.

    Obviously, the intention and behavior of relying on force to maintain hegemony is not only foolish, but also a loss of the least of reason.

    As far as China is concerned, a peaceful rise will usher in peace, which is a fool's dream. But you can't shout that you want to fight and kill?! Only development is the last word, and both hands must be hard, in order to survive and develop in today's cruel law of the jungle.

    Of course, after all, the United States has the largest war machine in the world, and the United States is, after all, a superpower with international influence, and once the decline of US hegemony gets out of control, it will inevitably be a disaster for the United States itself, and it will never be a good thing for the whole world. Since the decline of hegemony is inevitable, a soft landing can cause less ** and pay less than a hard landing. The choice of where to go from here is in the United States.

    Not in our China.

    The Thucydides Trap refers to the fact that a rising power will inevitably challenge an existing power, and the existing power will inevitably respond to this threat, so that war becomes inevitable. This theory comes from the famous ancient Greek historian Thucydides, who believed that when a rising power competes with an established ruling hegemon, most of the dangers faced by both sides will end in war, and the outcome of the conflict will be catastrophic, and both powers will decline.

    Through the above analysis, do you think you have the answer?

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