Why is the world not peaceful, why is it difficult for the world to be peaceful?

The main reason is that the United States is the only superpower, its economic and military strength is higher than that of ordinary countries, and at the same time, in order to be able to dominate the world and maintain its status as a superpower, he has set up defense systems all over the world, not only to defend against socialist countries (like China) but also to restrict the development of some capitalist countries. If there is anything against the United States, the United States will not hesitate to use force, like the Iraq War! So the world is not at peace!

At the same time, some parts of the world are not stable, such as Israel and Palestine, due to ethnic and religious conflicts, this region is very unpeaceful, the most important thing is that the United States supports Israel behind, so Israel can ignore the orders of the United Nations to invade the Palestinian region!

Each country has its own privileges, and no one wants to be ruled by anyone.

Because all people are after profit.

The main reason is that the United States is the only superpower, its economic and military strength is higher than that of ordinary countries, and at the same time, in order to be able to dominate the world and maintain its status as a superpower, he has set up defense systems all over the world, not only to defend against socialist countries (like China) but also to restrict the development of some capitalist countries. If there is anything against the United States, the United States will not hesitate to use force, like the Iraq War! So the world is not at peace!

At the same time, some parts of the world are not stable, such as Israel and Palestine, due to ethnic and religious conflicts, this region is very unpeaceful, the most important thing is that the United States supports Israel behind, so Israel can ignore the orders of the United Nations to invade the Palestinian region!

Because the human heart is sinister, because people have too many desires. China does not seek to dominate the world, but only to seek well water and not river water. The main reason is that the United States is the only superpower, its economic and military strength is higher than that of ordinary countries, and at the same time, in order to be able to dominate the world and maintain its status as a superpower, he has set up defense systems all over the world, not only to defend against socialist countries (like China) but also to restrict the development of some capitalist countries.

If there is anything against the United States, the United States will not hesitate to use force, like the Iraq War! So the world is not at peace!

At the same time, some parts of the world are not stable, such as Israel and Palestine, due to ethnic and religious conflicts, this region is very unpeaceful, the most important thing is that the United States supports Israel behind, so Israel can ignore the orders of the United Nations to invade the Palestinian region!

It lies in the warlike nature of human beings, which is easy to change, and the nature is difficult to change.

It lies in the warlike nature of human beings Is it easy to change Is it difficult to change Suddenly I remembered Payne's worldview: If people die two-thirds of the people because of war, will mankind be at peace from now on?

Because in the past, I wanted to prove who was strong and who could be the boss through fighting.

Is the world too peaceful now?

Submarine volcanoes are the most numerous, with frequent eruptions.

The United States and other Western powers meddled in the affairs of other countries and pursued power politics, while US-led NATO ignored international law and brazenly used force against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, creating the Kosovo War and then the Iraq War.

China has always adhered to the principle of peaceful coexistence with all sovereign countries and plays an important role in safeguarding world peace, and the Chinese people are willing to create a more peaceful and prosperous world with the people of all countries.

Why is this not very peaceful ocean called the Pacific Ocean? Actually, there is a very interesting story here!

In the early 16th century, the famous Portuguese navigator Magellan assembled an expedition of more than 270 sailors and five ships to embark on their first voyage around the world. The mighty fleet departed from Spain and sailed south along the Atlantic.

Along the way, the sea was rough and the sea conditions were very rough. The expedition went through many hardships and lost more than half of its crew and ships before crossing the southernmost tip of South America and into the Pacific Ocean. After more than 3 months of arduous sailing, they finally crossed the ** and came to the Philippine Islands.

During the voyage from ** to the Philippine Islands, due to entering the equatorial windless zone, the sea was calm, and the ship seemed to sail on a calm lake, without uncomfortable bumps and shaking. Such comfortable sea conditions made the crew who had suffered from strong winds and waves very happy, and exclaimed: "This is really a Pacific Ocean!"

Since then, people have called the ocean between the Americas, Asia, and Oceania the Pacific Ocean. <>

The boundaries between oceans and oceans are not so clear compared to continents, which are separated by oceanic zones. What we usually refer to as the Pacific Ocean includes the seas bounded by Eurasia, Australia, Antarctica, and the Americas. The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) defines it more precisely:

The Pacific Ocean is bounded by the equator and can be divided into the North Pacific and the South Pacific. The North Pacific Ocean is bounded clockwise from the equator to the Equator - Luzon - the eastern edge of the Philippine Sea - Japan - the southeastern edge of the Sea of Okhotsk - the Bering Sea and the southern edge of the Gulf of Alaska, and then roughly along the western edge of North America to the equator. The boundary of the South Pacific Ocean is counterclockwise from the equator - the island of New Guinea to the East Indies - Solomon Islands to the Coral Sea in eastern Australia, through the eastern edge of New Zealand and then roughly through the 150° east longitude line to Antarctica, along the edge of Antarctica through the Antarctic Peninsula to the southernmost tip of South America, along the western boundary of South America to the equator.

It is important to note that the boundaries delineated by IHO do not coincide with the natural boundaries of the continents and oceans, and a large part of them follow plate boundaries, especially in the western margin of the Americas. According to the theory of plate drift, in addition to the Pacific plate, the Pacific Ocean covers the Philippine plate, part of the Indian plate, part of the Antarctic plate, and the Nazca plate, the Cocos plate, and the Juan de Fuca plate. Because the junction of the plates is the most active zone of tectonic activity on the earth, the interior and boundary of the Pacific Ocean are very unstable, with frequent volcanoes and various geological disasters.

The boundaries of the Pacific plate can be divided into three types: divergent boundary, convergent boundary, and transform boundary. At the edge of the detached plates, magma rises from the depths of the earth to the surface, where the plates are produced, such as mid-ocean ridges. At the edge of the converging plate, two plates are squeezing each other, and this is where the plate dies; The situation is more special at the edge of the transition plate, where the direction of the plate is roughly parallel to the plate boundary, and only lateral friction occurs between adjacent plates.

It is not difficult to find that although the activity of the Mid-Ocean Ridge (where the Pacific plate meets the Nazca plate and the Antarctic plate) is still expanding the Pacific plate, most of the margins where the plate intersects with other major plates are conglomerate, which makes it constantly eroded by multiple directions. Similarly, the Philippine plate is also constantly subducting into the Eurasian plate, and the rate of convergence is greater than the rate of rebirth.

Together, these factors have contributed to the shrinking of the Pacific Ocean at a rate of 1 2 centimeters per year. <>