Where will the confrontation between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea go from here?

Judging from the current situation, this issue is not under the control of our country, it is the Philippines that provokes the incident, and it is also the Philippines that has repeatedly done some acts that provoke China's sovereignty, and China's consistent position now is only to advise the Philippines not to do anything that hurts the relations between the two countries, and our country insists on advocating a peaceful settlement of this matter in the form of diplomacy without wavering! And today will be a very critical day, because there is a possibility that there will be a large-scale demonstration of the diaspora in the Philippines.

Somewhat ironically, this is nearly two years after China submitted a map of the nine-dash line to the United Nations Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf in May 2009. The objection was derided as a "belated response" even in the Philippines. Analysts believe that the Philippines' sudden re-provocation of the South China Sea incident two years later is not unrelated to the shadow of the United States behind it.

Something happened: the People's Liberation Army was stationed in the South China Sea in large numbers, and the Philippines exploded!

There are reports that the PLA held joint naval and air military exercises in the South China Sea, and an ordinary military exercise is nothing! However, in this recent extraordinary period, China's large-scale military exercises in the South China Sea are of far-reaching significance to China.

A few days ago, the Philippine defense secretary said in public that only force and strong military force can solve the problem, and the problem cannot be solved through negotiations. On the issue of territorial disputes between China and the Philippines, China's military strength is too strong for the Philippines to resolve through negotiations. Soon after, in a report submitted to the United Nations, the Chinese government clearly pointed out that the Philippines had invaded China's territory and omitted China's Nansha Islands, which aroused strong opposition from the Philippines.

There is nothing wrong with China's accusations, and China has enough evidence to prove that the Spratly Islands are indeed China's territory.

In order to cope with and deal with the crisis of territorial occupation, the PLA's naval and air forces in the South China Sea gathered together to hold a powerful joint military exercise, which is an extremely rare action in China. The military exercises held by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Nansha at this moment are obviously an oath of China's sovereignty over the territory of the South China Sea, and if anyone dares to invade by force, China has the ability to counterattack.

However, the Philippines has repeatedly stated that it will use force against China, so even if China uses any form of warning, it will have no effect on the Philippines, so the PLA will definitely set off a bloody storm in the South China Sea. Therefore, I have reason to believe that a war between China and the Philippines is very difficult to avoid. Coupled with the current situation that the two countries do not give in to each other, the time for war may come soon, and the war between the two countries is imminent.

First, this is a matter of attitude, my own things, why do you say that you will take it to arbitration. Second, if we do so by internationalizing the problem, rather than focusing on the current issue between China and the Philippines, then many of the problems will not be under our control. Third, there is a legitimate reason for the United States to intervene.

Fourth, maybe the problem is not as simple as we advertise, and maybe we have something unreasonable.

My own things, others come to rob them, do I still need to find someone to judge?

The main issue is the territorial dispute over Scarborough Shoal, which is an island in the South China Sea and is internationally recognized as a Chinese island. However, it is relatively close to the Philippines, within the 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone of the Philippines, so in recent years the Philippines has used this as an excuse to occupy the island.

This is a manifestation of the Philippines' complete unreasonableness and ignorance, and the international approach to the sea is that the liquid is the land determines the sea. As far as the islands are concerned, the ownership of the islands is decided first, and then a circle of 200 nautical miles around the islands is called the exclusive economic zone. The Philippines deliberately said the opposite, saying that it would first use its maritime rights and then return all the islands within its 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone.

This is the case with many islands in the southern section of the sea.

All the islands in the South China Sea are islands recorded in Chinese history, they all belong to China, and they are recognized by the international community and mapped.