Why did the Philippines suddenly change their mouths to ¡°water cannon attacks¡± when the Philippines denied the lies, the Yellowstone Island confrontation was blurred, and why did the Philippines suddenly change their mouths to ¡°water cannon attacks¡±?Does it mean that the South China Sea strategy has entered a new phase of ¡°to be fought¡± in the Eastern War Zone?

On Huangyan Island, the Philippines were beaten by the Chinese Marine Police to raise the white flag, and after returning home, they brought their true colors of "drama queen" to the extreme.

After the failure of the Philippine provocation of Yellowstone Island, the return to the country changed the scandalous situation, one bit determined that there was no confrontation at all, and also said that the Chinese side issued "false information", the result was less than 24 hours, The Chinese marine police directly released the live video, in which Philippine ships collided dangerously, Chinese marine police professionally enforced the law, and finally even Philippine personnel raised white flags to signal surrender.

This series of footage, just like a loud earscreen, hit the Philippines silent.

But the Philippines obviously did not intend to surrender, and the next day, their coastguards immediately changed their mouth. Their "Datu Gongbei Pyeong" was said to have been hit by Chinese water cannons for 29 minutes, injuring one crew member, breaking the rear window of the bridge and damaging the captain's cabin compartment.

From ¡°totally nothing about this¡± to ¡°our people are injured¡±, it is clear that they are also masquerading ¡°victims¡± and mitigating the fact that they have invaded Yunnan Island.

The recent behavior of the Philippines has become increasingly distinctive, and it is no longer a mere ¡°grey zone¡± friction, but a clash with a clearly provocative meaning.

In the face of repeated provocations by the Philippines, China's reaction is quite worth tasting this time.

After the Yellow Island incident, the eastern battle zone immediately posted on social platforms a combat training video entitled "Unbearable", although only 2 minutes and 37 seconds, but the amount of information is enormous.

In the video, The J-20 penetrated the clouds and the Dongfeng missile ignited and lifted off. Every picture sent a signal that China was fully prepared and would never hesitate when it was time to shoot.

This is not a show of muscles, but a bright bottom line. You know, this kind of straightforward expression was quite rare in the past, indicating that China's tolerance for repeated provocations by the Philippines is close to its limit.

At the same time, China should also take this opportunity to send a clear message to other neighboring countries that are interested in stirring up trouble. China is determined and capable of safeguarding its sovereignty and not misjudging the situation.

Particularly noteworthy is the key phase of the South China Sea Code of Conduct negotiations.

If the Philippines were to leave Huai at this time, it would likely trigger a chain reaction, and those allies of the United States, such as Japan and other countries, could also act. Therefore, China's choice of "hard rigidity" this time is not only to the Philippines, but also to the whole region.

In fact, the Philippines is not enough to form a threat, and China¡¯s enemy from the end is the United States.

The reason why the Philippines dares to be so arrogant is largely because the United States is behind it. But how reliable is America's support?

A recent article published by the American media magazine National Interest has revealed the bottom line. The article envisions a conflict between China and the United States in the South China Sea, believing that the U.S. military may be losing in the beginning, but could eventually prevent China from achieving its goals by "rejecting the strategy."

In other words, "even if you don't win, as long as you don't let you win too easily, we will win."

The United States has one day become so naive, trying to deceive itself, can push the United States to this point, and only China.

The reality is that China is no longer the China it was ten years ago.

Our island reef construction, military deployment, naval patrol in the South China Sea have formed a systematic, normalized presence.If the United States really goes away, it will be faced with an opponent at home to work away, well equipped, and the U.S. naval vessels coming in the distance, will only become the live target of the East Wind missiles.

In the past, the U.S. attitude is tough, it is because looking at the world, all countries for the U.S., are soft tomatoes that can be picked up at any time, but to the current China, it is the United States kicked to the iron board.

Most importantly, will the U.S. fight for the Philippines and China? of course, not. From Afghanistan to Ukraine, the U.S. has never had the habit of shedding blood for its ¡°allies.¡±

Moreover, the South China Sea is not the core of the U.S. strategy to contain China. The Philippines is just a pawn in the U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy, which can be sacrificed when necessary.The most fundamental reason why the United States keeps wooing the Philippines, Japan and other countries is that it wants to psychologically block China.

But what is certain is that the space for the United States to operate in the South China Sea is getting smaller and smaller. China will continue to strengthen practical control, maritime patrol, military exercises, and the collaborative development of civilian ships will become the norm.

And the Philippines and the United States are likely to fall into a embarrassing situation of "happy and unrealistic", screaming in the mouth, but when really do, no one dares to take the first step.

The wave, which appears to be a maritime confrontation, is actually a preview of the future order around the South China Sea.China is acting to tell everyone that in this region, no one is willing to use force to disrupt the situation.